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University of Horticultural
        Sciences., Bagalkot

         K.R.C.C H., Arabhavi
Topic;

                 Presented By;
                Bommesh j. c

                    UHS09UG11
Maturity indices
The fruits areready for harvest between
135- 170 days after anthesis.
  pomegranate are non–climatic fruits.

fruits colour changes in summer to dark
yellow & in winter to dark red .
The persistent calyx at the anterior end of
the fruits curves in word & become hard & dry
at maturity.

Rind is very hard and red juice content.

The fruits outer rind becomes yellowish and
the fruit when tapped produces a metallic
sound.
Harvesting
 season
               Mrig bahar –(November – December).

 Time – Harvest early in the morning or in evening
      hours.
 Harvesting by both mechanically & manually


 Fruit harvesting should be done with the help of a secature by
retaining 1 cm stalk with the fruit. and not by twisting.
handling
Pre-Cooling

 •       The fruit needs to be pre- cooled by forced
     air circulation system.

  •     The ideal pre-cooling temperatures must be 5-7° C at
least
    within 10 hours after harvesting.

 • Chilling damage of fruit is possible if stored below 5° C.
Sorting
                                                                   .
Inspection on roller-cum-conveyer.

Fruits showing greenishColour , fruits with sunspots,
affected by fruit borer, disease spot, rusting, rough surface to
be eliminated.

Having cuts, damages must be rejected.
Washing
 Use of disinfectant-sodium hypochlorite @ 100-200ppm.

   Potable water should be used
                           Waxing
 . Only good quality edible wax must be used.
Cleaning the fruits by   Shorting of fruits
      mechanically
Grading
 The fruits should be graded according to
maturity, weight, size and colour.

 Both manual & mechanical graded.




      manual Grading
Grading
Grade   Fruit weight (g)     Diameter
                                (mm)
 A           400                90

 B           350                80

 C           300                70

 D           250                60

 E          200                 50
Packing
 All the graded fruits are wrapped in paper and packed in
corrugated fiberboard (CFB) boxes.

 Brown coloured 3 fold CFB boxes are used for local market
while, white coloured 5 fold CFB boxes are used
for distant markets.


Pomegranates are very susceptible to water loss resulting in
shriveling of the skins. Storing fruit in plastic liners and waxing
can reduce water loss,
Transportation
Road transport by trucks/lorries is the most convenient mode of
transport due to easy approach from orchards to the market.

Cool chain is essential during the transport of export quality
commodity all the way from the farm to the customer.

This helps in maintaining the temperature inside the box.
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Uhs09 ug 11

  • 1. University of Horticultural Sciences., Bagalkot K.R.C.C H., Arabhavi Topic; Presented By; Bommesh j. c UHS09UG11
  • 2. Maturity indices The fruits areready for harvest between 135- 170 days after anthesis.  pomegranate are non–climatic fruits. fruits colour changes in summer to dark yellow & in winter to dark red .
  • 3. The persistent calyx at the anterior end of the fruits curves in word & become hard & dry at maturity. Rind is very hard and red juice content. The fruits outer rind becomes yellowish and the fruit when tapped produces a metallic sound.
  • 4.
  • 5. Harvesting  season Mrig bahar –(November – December).  Time – Harvest early in the morning or in evening hours.  Harvesting by both mechanically & manually  Fruit harvesting should be done with the help of a secature by retaining 1 cm stalk with the fruit. and not by twisting.
  • 6.
  • 8.
  • 9. Pre-Cooling • The fruit needs to be pre- cooled by forced air circulation system. • The ideal pre-cooling temperatures must be 5-7° C at least within 10 hours after harvesting. • Chilling damage of fruit is possible if stored below 5° C.
  • 10. Sorting . Inspection on roller-cum-conveyer. Fruits showing greenishColour , fruits with sunspots, affected by fruit borer, disease spot, rusting, rough surface to be eliminated. Having cuts, damages must be rejected.
  • 11. Washing  Use of disinfectant-sodium hypochlorite @ 100-200ppm.  Potable water should be used Waxing . Only good quality edible wax must be used.
  • 12. Cleaning the fruits by Shorting of fruits mechanically
  • 13. Grading The fruits should be graded according to maturity, weight, size and colour. Both manual & mechanical graded. manual Grading
  • 14. Grading Grade Fruit weight (g) Diameter (mm) A 400 90 B 350 80 C 300 70 D 250 60 E 200 50
  • 15.
  • 16. Packing  All the graded fruits are wrapped in paper and packed in corrugated fiberboard (CFB) boxes.  Brown coloured 3 fold CFB boxes are used for local market while, white coloured 5 fold CFB boxes are used for distant markets. Pomegranates are very susceptible to water loss resulting in shriveling of the skins. Storing fruit in plastic liners and waxing can reduce water loss,
  • 17.
  • 18.
  • 19.
  • 20.
  • 21. Transportation Road transport by trucks/lorries is the most convenient mode of transport due to easy approach from orchards to the market. Cool chain is essential during the transport of export quality commodity all the way from the farm to the customer. This helps in maintaining the temperature inside the box.