Packing And Marketing Fruits; How Fruits Should Be Handled to Carry to Market in Best Condition And Present Most Attractive Appearance
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This basket can be let down into the barrel and emptied with the least possible disturbance of the PACKING AND 3IARKETING FRUITS 25 faced layers. After each half bushel of loose fruit has been poured in the barrel should be vigorously shaken. This shaking is essential. It settles the fruit together, and prevents the otherwise disastrous loosening when the barrel is shipped. When the barrel is practically full the top layer (which will be the bottom layer after the barrel is packed), is faced st...ems out in as neat a manner as possible. When the apples are all in and this last layer of facers on, the fruit should stand up two or three inches above the top of the barrel.
The head Cor what is really the bottom of the ban el) is then put in place. A barrel press is now necessary. There are two types of barrel press in common use — the screw and the lever press. The writer prefers the latter. With either one the head- ing proceeds in the same manner. The upper hoops of the barrel are slightly loosened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This basket can be let down into the barrel and emptied with the least possible disturbance of the PACKING AND 3IARKETING FRUITS 25 faced layers. After each half bushel of loose fruit has been poured in the barrel should be vigorously shaken. This shaking is essential. It settles the fruit together, and prevents the otherwise disastrous loosening when the barrel is shipped. When the barrel is practically full the top layer (which will be the bottom layer after the barrel is packed), is faced st...ems out in as neat a manner as possible. When the apples are all in and this last layer of facers on, the fruit should stand up two or three inches above the top of the barrel.
The head Cor what is really the bottom of the ban el) is then put in place. A barrel press is now necessary. There are two types of barrel press in common use — the screw and the lever press. The writer prefers the latter. With either one the head- ing proceeds in the same manner. The upper hoops of the barrel are slightly loosened.
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