Studies on non-refrigerated storage of potatoes

By:

SHARMA, Satish Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: Agricultural EngineeringDescription: 191,15LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 635.21 S33S

Summary: Four non-refrigerated storage methods namely passive draft evaporatively cooled storage, radiatively cooled storage farm level (brick+sand) storage and evaporatively cooled storage of potatoes were investigated. The weight loss was found more in kufri-cha

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Four non-refrigerated storage methods namely passive draft evaporatively cooled storage, radiatively cooled storage farm level (brick+sand) storage and evaporatively cooled storage of potatoes were investigated. The weight loss was found more in kufri-cha

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