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Harvest img: Potassium Before Carrot Harvest Potassium is the key element that determines how well carrots survive long-term storage.
Applied a few weeks before harvest, it strengthens cell walls, increases sugar levels, and stabilizes metabolism — helping roots stay firm and sweet for months.
Unlike nitrogen, which drives growth, potassium builds resilience and taste.
Good storage, therefore, begins not in the cold room but in the field — with timely potassium nutrition.
Harvest img: Onions vs. Fungi: Who Wins in Storage? Onion Storage: Where Fungi Compete for Control
What happens inside a storage isn’t just about temperature — it’s about survival. From silent Penicillium to aggressive black mold, every degree and humidity shift empowers different fungal threats.
Want to keep your harvest safe? Control the microclimate — or risk losing everything.
Harvest img: Should India Change Its Onion Storage Culture? India’s current onion storage methods - high temperatures and open ventilation - are less a culture than a survival mechanism, leading to staggering annual losses of up to 40%. These avoidable losses act as a hidden tax on poverty, destabilizing farmers, markets, and national food security. Harvest img: To store or not to store? The photo above shows onions with visible signs of superficial black mold (often tagged as #blacksmut), most likely caused by the fungus Aspergillus niger. Harvest img: To deep rip or not? “Why I Love the Chisel Plow - Even When We’re Talking About Storing Potatoes and Onions.”

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