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SMT-1009
Honeycrisp Multiple Harvest Calculator
A spreadsheet tool to help you assess whether increasing the number of times you harvest Honeycrisp will be cost-effective based on potential reductions in premature fruit drop and bitter pit.
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Sample increases in packout are based on storage trials conducted on fruit segregated by background color following commercial harvest. Fruit harvested slightly immature, or 3 versus 5 times, had 60% more bitter pit.
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