The Persian Walnut Industry of the United States
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The nuts travel on endless belts directly from these operations to the drying trays.
ASSORTING.
Having passed the grader, which separates them into two grades, the nuts are next more or less closely hand picked. This assorting operation removes ill-formed, discolored, sunburned, and blighted nuts, and those with broken or perforated shells. In some instances, especially when the crop is wholly prepared at home, the hand picking is done while the nuts are passing over the grader. In the smaller ...processing plants assorting, generally performed according to a very liberal view of what constitutes standard grades, is done at any stage from grading to sacking as convenience suggests.
PROCESSING.
When commercially considered the southern California crop is usually processed, because under present demands for a bleached 96 THE PERSIAN WALNUT INDUSTRY.
nut this operation offers the easiest, cheapest, and most expeditious means of handling the crop. Processing is responsible for a num- ber of practices that are distinctly local, such as gathering the nuts at less frequent intervals than where processing is not practiced, and grading, bleaching, assorting, sacking, and selling in a specially equipped central plant on a basis determined by representatives of both grower and dealer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nuts travel on endless belts directly from these operations to the drying trays.
ASSORTING.
Having passed the grader, which separates them into two grades, the nuts are next more or less closely hand picked. This assorting operation removes ill-formed, discolored, sunburned, and blighted nuts, and those with broken or perforated shells. In some instances, especially when the crop is wholly prepared at home, the hand picking is done while the nuts are passing over the grader. In the smaller ...processing plants assorting, generally performed according to a very liberal view of what constitutes standard grades, is done at any stage from grading to sacking as convenience suggests.
PROCESSING.
When commercially considered the southern California crop is usually processed, because under present demands for a bleached 96 THE PERSIAN WALNUT INDUSTRY.
nut this operation offers the easiest, cheapest, and most expeditious means of handling the crop. Processing is responsible for a num- ber of practices that are distinctly local, such as gathering the nuts at less frequent intervals than where processing is not practiced, and grading, bleaching, assorting, sacking, and selling in a specially equipped central plant on a basis determined by representatives of both grower and dealer.
What to read after The Persian Walnut Industry of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lake, Edward Ralph, 1860- to read onlineMoreLess
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