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Storage operations: Fruits & vegetables (Postharvest management of commercial horticultural crops) by Karen Gast, 1992 Florida dictionary of fruits, vegetables, flowers, fiber crops, bulbs, trees, shrubs, palms, vines, grasses: Description, where grown, when planted, when ... Bulletin [new ser.] no. 161 [rev]) by Jack Shoemaker, 1961 Federal marketing orders for fruits, vegetables, nuts, and specialty crops (Agricultural economic report) by Nicholas John Powers, 1990 Storage options: Fruits & vegetables (Postharvest management of horticultural crops) by Rolando Flores, 1992 Storage Conditions: Fruits & Vegetables (Postharvest Management Of Commercial Horticultural Crops) by Karen Gast, 1991 Federal marketing orders for fruits, vegetables, nuts, and speciality crops (SuDoc A 1.107:629) by Nicholas John Powers, 1990 An assessment of the prospects for increasing production of vegetables, fruits and other horticultural crops in Cyprus, (Cyprus Agricultural Research Institute. Miscellaneous publications) by A. B Webster, 1967 Storage construction: Fruits & vegetables (Postharvest management of commercial horticultural crops) by Rolando Flores, 1992 Florida Dictionary of Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers, Fiber Crops, Bulbs, Trees, Shrubs, Palms, Vines, Grasses: Description, Where Grown, When Planted, When ... (Department of Agriculture Bulletin 161) by Jack Shoemaker, 1959 Garden Food Crops: A Guide to Successful Fruit and Vegetable Growing in Australia (Bay Books Australian gardening library) by Joni Simpson, 1980-12-31 Use of in vitro crops for the propagation of some vegetable and fruit species =: L'utilisation des cultures in vitro pour la multiplication de quelques especes legumieres et fruitieres by Jean-Claude Navatel, 1984 HOW TO GROW MORE VEGETABLES : AND FRUITS, NUTS, BERRIES, GRAINS, AND OTHER CROPS THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE ON LESS LAND THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE by JOHN JEAVONS, 2002 Containers and packaging: Fruits & vegetables (Postharvest management of commercial horticultural crops) by Karen Gast, 1991 Harvest maturity: Indicators for fruits and vegetables (Postharvest management of commercial horticultural crops) by Karen Gast, 1994

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81. Postharvest Handling Of Fruits And Vegetables
    Growers can extend their selling season into the winter months by growing rootcrops and other vegetables and fruits suited for longterm storage.  
    http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/postharvest.html
    
    Extractions: Appendix II: The Portacooler Abstract Appropriate production practices, careful harvesting, and proper packaging, storage, and transport all contribute to good produce quality. This publication covers postharvest practices suitable for small-scale operations, and points out the importance of production and harvesting techniques for improving quality and storability. Various methods for cooling fresh produce are discussed, and resources are listed for further information, equipment, and supplies. Introduction You have spent months working in the fields, and now have a bountiful harvest of beautiful fruits and vegetables. You want to ensure that your customers will also enjoy this healthy harvest. How can you best maintain the quality and safety of your produce as it travels from the field to the table? How can produce be stored so that it does not need to be sold immediately? High-quality, disease-free produce with a good shelf life is a result of sound production practices, proper handling during harvest, and appropriate postharvest handling and storage.

82. Foothills Direct Market Assoc. For Fruits And Vegetables
    The members of the association believe that on plant ripened fruits and vegetablesprovide the best value, highest quality, best flavor, and most nutritious  
    http://www.foothillsmarket.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Membership Fruits Vegetables ... Tips Foothills Direct Market Association is a group of growers that have joined together to promote direct marketing of farm produce and other products. The members of the association believe that on plant ripened fruits and vegetables provide the best value, highest quality, best flavor, and most nutritious produce for you, the consumer. A side benefit is a pleasant recreational experience. Some growers provide picnic tables, rides on farm equipment to or through the fields, and are knowledgeable of local history, folklore, and interesting places to visit nearby. Why Buy Locally Grown? Consumers worldwide are rediscovering the benefits of buying locally grown food. It is fresher than anything in the supermarket and that means it is tastier and more nutritious. It is also good for the local economybuying directly from family farmers helps them stay in business. Family farmers sell their products directly to consumers through various avenues.

83. The Haworth Press Online Catalog: Product: 'Postharvest Oxidative Stress In Hort
    (4721). Address the impact of oxidative stress on stored fruits andvegetables! Postharvest Oxidative Stress in Horticultural crops.  
    http://www.haworthpressinc.com/store/product.asp?sku=4721

84. Foothills Direct Market Assoc. For Fruits And Vegetables
    Details on members of this association of farmers selling fruits, vegetables, Christmas trees, animal Category Regional North America Business and Economy AgricultureFoothills Direct Market Association.  
    http://www.bobspalding.net/foothills/

85. Picture And Image Album About Fruits,flowers,vegetables And Herbs áËÅè§ÃÇ
    The summary for this Bihari page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://thailabonline.com/flower-herb1.htm
    
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86. Storage And Postharvest Information For Fruits & Vegetables - Sydney Postharvest
    A thorough summary of storage and postharvest information for horticulturalcrops available on the Web. fruits, vegetables, FLOWERS NUTS.  
    http://www.postharvest.com.au/Produce_Information.htm

87. Postharvest Management Of Horticultural Crops--Storage Options: Fruits And Veget
    The Title Postharvest Management of Horticultural CropsStorage OptionsFruits and vegetables. Pub Number MF1030  
    http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/library/hort2/samplers/mf1030.asp

88. AMS At USDA, Fruit And Vegetable Market News Service
    Market News Reports Fruit and Vegetable Individual Text Reports Composite Reports (PDF Files) AMS Food Purchase Report (PDF Files) - This report no longer exists. Please visit AMS Food Purchase Resource Page for related information.  
    http://www.ams.usda.gov/fv/mncs

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