Paper · 1959 · DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals)

Harvesting canning tomatoes: Reduction of labor requirement per ton pending development of economic mechanized tomato harvesting is subject of study

John H. MacGillivray; M Zahara; L Clemente

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Abstract

Newest among the several types of equipment developed to study the harvest of canning tomatoes–where hand labor constitutes 88% of the cost–is a wheelbarrow harvester.

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Hand labor accounts for 88% of canning tomato harvest cost.

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hand labor constitutes 88% of the coste0
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“hand labor constitutes 88% of the cost”

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A wheelbarrow harvester was developed to study canning tomato harvest.

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“Newest among the several types of equipment developed to study the harvest of canning tomatoes–where hand labor constitutes 88% of the cost–is a wheelbarrow harvester”

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