A. Write T if the statement is true and F if the statement is false. 11. Fruits should be harvested at the right shape and size.
12. Fruits should be harvested carefully because cuts can easily lead to rotting.
13. Examples of fruits are squash, cabbage, and bitter melon.
14. Cropping is the picking of fruits when ready to be sold or eaten.
15. The right time to harvest depends on the demand, market, and price.
16. Mangoes are harvested when they mature because this is the stage when
they are firm and fresh.
17. For storing fruits, use wicker baskets,
18. One who buys products and sells them to retailers is called the middleman.
19. Selling products by piece is called retailing.
20. Pack fruits properly in good containers to maintain their freshness and to avoid cuts,
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