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Once-over harvesting of broccoli for freezing

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R. A. Brendler

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California Agriculture 25(9):12-13.

Published September 01, 1971

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With both yield and quality changes occurring rapidly from day to day, a simple objective method of field sampling broccoli is highly desirable for a once-over harvest operation by hand and is essential for machine harvesting. Studies reported here indicate the difficulty in devising such a sampling method and point out the need for good judgment by farmers and field men until a good method is developed.

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Cooperators in this study included: Ray Swift, and Louis Brucker, growers, Oxnard; Gino Lorenzi, fieldman for Oxnard Frozen Foods, Oxnard; and Kenneth Knapp, quality control manager, Oxnard Frozen Foods Cooperative.

Once-over harvesting of broccoli for freezing

R. A. Brendler
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Once-over harvesting of broccoli for freezing

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Authors

R. A. Brendler

Publication Information

California Agriculture 25(9):12-13.

Published September 01, 1971

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Abstract

With both yield and quality changes occurring rapidly from day to day, a simple objective method of field sampling broccoli is highly desirable for a once-over harvest operation by hand and is essential for machine harvesting. Studies reported here indicate the difficulty in devising such a sampling method and point out the need for good judgment by farmers and field men until a good method is developed.

Full text

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Author notes

Cooperators in this study included: Ray Swift, and Louis Brucker, growers, Oxnard; Gino Lorenzi, fieldman for Oxnard Frozen Foods, Oxnard; and Kenneth Knapp, quality control manager, Oxnard Frozen Foods Cooperative.


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