Bush snap beans …varietal evaluations and timing for mechanical harvest
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R. A. BrendlerAuthor Affiliations
R. A. Brendler is Farm Advisor, Ventura County.Publication Information
Hilgardia 23(6):16-17. DOI:10.3733/ca.v023n06p16. June 1969.
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Abstract
Yield of pod sizes 1 through 4, expressed in terms of percentage of total yield, appears to be a practical measure of maturity for GV 50, Blue Lake 274, and Salem; but a different standard is required for Green Isle. For all four varieties in this trial, however, yield of pod sizes 1 through 4, expressed in terms of percentage of total yield, had a straight-line relationship, suggesting that field sampling for two or three days several days ahead of harvest time can be used to predict when a desired maturity (expressed in terms of percentage of pod sizes 1 through 4) will be reached.
Brendler R. 1969. Bush snap beans …varietal evaluations and timing for mechanical harvest. Hilgardia 23(6):16-17. DOI:10.3733/ca.v023n06p16
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