assembly line. Peach, Corn, Cranberry,Date Palm Tree, Mushroom.
that promoted the quality, color, taste of the fruit.
harvesting.
Flesh Firmness.
Flesh firmness is often considered the most reliable measure of maturity. As fruit matures,
flesh firmness drops. Flesh firmness is measured through testing the pressure of the pears using a penetrometer with an 8mm plunger.
quality.
The infrared lens gather shape and essential data and the color lens collected the color of the fruit.
size, and color.
Before the combine harvesting machine emerged, the farmer used the horses to harvest
maize. This mechanism automatically harvest corn and then tie stock into the bundle.

completely, it harvests the corn field.
Hand picking corn is called " Husking " or " Shucking ".

and sold each year to real estates developers.

We're more than 300 feet underground, three-quarters of a mile into the mouth of a 150-mile maze of tunnels that 75 years ago was a limestone mine. It's dark and silent as the tomb in the slasher movie I can't stop myself from imagining. The only sound is the whirr of the wheels on the golf cart that's ferrying us down, down, down to the pitch-black rooms where Creekside Mushrooms grows its famous Moonlight brand white button mushrooms in Worthington, Armstrong County.
Small lamps on the fronts of the pickers' hard hats cast a ghostly glow across the room, which has a pungent, earthy smell. As for the constant thunking, that's the sound the mushrooms make when they're tossed, their stems carefully trimmed with a paring knife, into 10-pound cardboard boxes. Growing manager Barry Meyer quickly does the math: 192 trays of mushrooms, each of which will produce about 250 pounds of mushrooms over the course of the 34-day growing cycle.
Mushrooms require cool temperatures and high humidity, and this is where Creekside has an advantage: It's always 62 degrees underground.
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