I think I'm seeing my first case of fireblight. It's in a Galloway Pear. No other trees in the orchard are showing signs. The trunk appears infected with everything above it looking quite sick. My plan is to cut off way below the sick areas, dispose of the diseased tissue, and cross my fingers. Sound like a plan?
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