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One method for tallying the frequency of pushes to a branch in Git is to use the following command:

git rev-list --count --left-right branch1...branch2

This command shows the number of commits that are unique to each branch and the total number of commits shared between both branches. The total number of commits unique to one branch is the frequency of pushes to that branch.

Another method is to use a Git hook that runs on each push to the repository and logs the data to a separate file or database. This method allows for more precise tracking and reporting of push frequency over time.