Packing And Shipping Peaches In Georgia Carriers, Volumes 275-287
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"Packing And Shipping Peaches In Georgia Carriers, Volumes 275-287" offers a detailed look into the agricultural practices and logistical challenges of the peach industry in Georgia. Authored by Maurice Adin Blake and Charles Henry Connors, this historical record provides valuable insights into the techniques used for packing and shipping peaches during the period covered. It explores the specific carrier systems employed and their impact on preserving the quality of the fruit during transportation.
This work is an invaluable resource for agricultural historians, students of Southern history, and anyone interested in the evolution of agricultural technology and business practices. It sheds light on the economic importance of peach farming to the state of Georgia and the ingenuity applied to overcome the perishable nature of the crop. The book documents the processes and considerations crucial to bringing Georgia peaches to market effectively.
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