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$ 30 It’s not just about growing apples apple Foundation for Science, Culture & Education Apple ‘‘It’s not just about growing apples’’ It’s not just about growing apples 2nd Edition: 25th January 2016 CANTEK On behalf of Cantek Foundation for Science, Culture & Education: BOOKS & DOCUMENTARIES Fo undatio Mr. Can Hakan Karaca n for Science, Culture & Education Scientific Adviser: Prf. Dr. Rahmi Türk Editor: Mr. A. Kadir Bozkurt Foundation for Science, Culture & Education Author: Mr. Tamer Utku 2nd Edition Photos: Mr. Attila Özçay We can produce Redactor: Mrs. Mine Akça üretmek yetmiyor Graphic design: Mrs. Semiha Idil However; storing in high quality the products untill consumption became more important. Producer who can not deliver good quality product, does not earn any Money. Address: Antalya Organize Sanayi Bölgesi 2. Kısım Therefore; Wrongly stored product does not benet to its producer. 21. Cadde No.1 Antalya _ Türkiye Tel: +90 242 258 17 00 (pbx) Fax: +90 242 258 17 09 The World oldest “cold storage technologies” represent the vital road from production and www.cantekgroup.com, e-mail: [email protected] consumption. Bilgi ve kültür yayınları CANTEK Foundation for Science, Culture and Education, carries on elaborating books and Printing and Binding: Metro Matbaacılık Ltd. Şti. - metro-print.com documentaries to inform the World about the most advanced “Storage and Treatment Technologies” ISBN: 978-605-66106-1-5 Certificate No: 32788 All rights belong to CANTEK Foundation for Science, Culture & Education. Complete or partial reproduction, copy, reedition are not authorised except written authorization. Special Thanks... for scientific search and supports to; Prof. Ömür Dündar, Dr. Şükrü Erdem, Dr. Emin Ergün, Fatih Yalav, Yrd. Doc. Dr. Mehmet Emin Akçay For unlimited Know-how and Finances to; Can Hakan Karaca, President of Cantek Foundation for Science, Culture and Education For technical assistance to; Tamer Utku, Attila Özçay, Sibel Kamalak, Abdülkadir Bozkurt, Sibel Kamalak, Onur Akça, Kayıhan Özkan, Beşir Çetin, Kaan Tezcan, Naim Akkaya For general and technical assistance to; Süleyman Sevim, Fahrettin Tugay, Şükrü Doğrul, Mehmet Yıldızbaş, Fikret Yıldızbaş, Bilgin Görgülü, Mustafa Köprülü, Mustafa Şahan, Ertuğrul Karaevli, Nail Ayer, Ebru Akdağ, Kerim Üstündağ, Berk Gümüş, Mustafa Gizli, Mehmet Doğan, Mustafa Sakaldaş, Adem Karakaş, Hasan Demirekin, Derya Işıldak, Zalina Mirzoeva, Oktay Berberoğlu, Engin Tarım, Umde Tarım Prof.Dr. Rahmi Türk www.cantekgroup.com Foundation for Science, Culture & Education The forbidden fruit of paradise has a history as long as humanity’s 3 contents CHAPTER 1 CHAPTER 2 THE STORY CHAPTER 3 OF APPLE STORAGE THE APPLE ECONOMY MYTHS AND SYMBOLS 10 The apple is a symbol of love and power. THE SECTOR THAT ENSURES REACHING REAL 36 VALUE OF APPLE: STORAGE IF YOU WANT TO FULLFILL THE HIGH QUALITY It is a recurring theme in countless verses of poetry and 52 EXEMPLARY COSTS OF A 10-HECTARE (92,000 has inspired songs and ballads. Its power image has Low temperatures reduce the mobility of microorgan- STORAGE OF APPLES YOU MUST PREVENT THE 70 SQM) APPLE ORCHARD IN TURKEY RELEASE OF ETHYLENE been reinforced in many legends; and the apple is even isms and thus slow down the decay of food stuffs. This Soil preparation, installation of a drip irrigation known as the favourite fruit presented to the gods. was already known to our forefathers who buried food In the USA, in Europe and China a method called system, dwarfing rootstocks, and erection of a trellis in snow in order to preserve its freshness. 1-MCP is used in addition to CA. It ensures storage system count among the main cost items of an apple ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ENDEARED HUMANITY TO of apples at the highest quality. In places without orchard. 12 THE APPLE THE STORAGE OF APPLE controlled atmosphere storage, out of necessity this 38 EXEMPLARY OPERATING COSTS OF A 10-HECTARE In the course of human history, in times of penury, war After harvest, apples quickly release the volatile method is used alone in order to maintain the crispness of the products and to extend their shelf 74 APPLE ORCHARD IN TURKEY and epidemics the apple came to the rescue of man. compound ethylene which initiates the irreversible aging life. However, as a stand-alone method 1-MCP has The main operational cost items are: pesticides and process. The decay can only be stopped, or rather only limited effectiveness. fertilisers, irrigation, pruning and thinning, labour, electri- slowed down for some time, through cooling. THE WORLD’S FAVOURITE APPLY VARIETIES cal power, picking and sorting. 14 The world apple ranking in descending order: PHYSIOLOGICAL STORAGE DISEASES HOW TO SELECT A SUITABLE COOLING SYSTEM 54 GENERAL COST ANALYSIS OF A 500-1000 TON Golden Delicious, Gala (Royal, Galaxy, Mondial), 40 FOR THE APPLE STORAGE Early or late plucking, the method of irrigation, 76-79 COLD STORAGE FACILITY IN TURKEY Granny Smith, Starking Delicious, Starkrimson Delicious, Energy consumption is the largest operating cost wrong pruning and unbalanced use of pesticides When we divide the costs of a cold storage into Jonagold, Braeburn, Fuji, Cripps Pink (Pink Lady), Summer are frequently made mistakes that invite diseases. In position of cold storages. The reason for this is the need construction and cooling costs, the following ratios Red, Red Chief, Vista Bella, Jersey Mac, Amasya general, physiological storage diseases are caused for very powerful cooling devices. Energy efficiency is apply: cooling equipment amounts to 35-45% of by inadequate technical practices while the apple is therefore the most important factor when selecting a construction costs; and 35-65% of total costs are spent still on the tree in the orchard. on insulation, doors and other work. THE RANGE OF APPLE PRODUCTS system. 20 Apples are not only eaten raw or consumed as DESINGNING A SUITABLE COLD STORAGE OTHER COSTS OF A COLD STORAGE FACILITY IN apple juice. The range of products derived from apples COOLING AND HUMIDIFICATION IN COLD 56 There are three ways for investors in cold 80 44 TURKEY is both wide and historically old… STORAGES storage facilities to earn money: Weighing and sorting by size of the apples Temperature is the single most important factor with an transported to the facility add to product costs. 1. They only store and trade their own APPLE CULTIVATION impact on the quality of products stored in a cold products. 24 An apple orchard is a long-term investment. For this storage facility. Whatever the cooling agent of your THE GLOBAL APPLE ECONOMY 2. Besides their own products they make 82 More than 70 m tons of apples are produced world- reason the saplings should be procured from a certified system, freon, ammonia or brine, the cooling quality is storage space available for others against payment. wide. In the last 20 years production has increased by determined primarily by the evaporator (cooler) design. - and trustworthy source. 3. They rent out the entire cold storage facility. over 70%. Almost 90% of this increase is related to developments in China which have raised the average. THE BEST WAY TO STORE APPLES: The decision on building a cold storage facility APPLE HARVESTING PERIOD 46 CONTROL IT’S ATMOSPHERE should only be taken after the owner has devised a 28 APPLE IN TURKEY As is the case with every other fruit, the correct The high oxygen content of our normal ambient plan on how to operate it. 92 harvest time is of prime importance. When collected The productivity of old orchards is between 2-4 atmosphere increases the respiration rate and thus tons per dönüm (920 sqm). Most apple trees are old. too late the fruits are over ripe which reduces their DETERMINATION OF STORAGE CAPACITY speeds up the apples’ ageing process. In controlled 64 On the other hand, modern agricultural techniques are If you want to store apples under quality post-harvest stability and thus their shelf life, and they are atmosphere storages the ratios of the gas components spreading, the number of dwarf and semi-dwarf trees is conditions for a long time, then speedy cooling of more easily bruised. are changed creating a conditioned atmosphere. increasing. the fruits must be your first priority. Scientific Nitrogen, generated with the aid of a generator, is determination of the cooling capacity warrants THE APPLE ECONOMY IN TURKEY APPLE OF ALL SHAPES AND SIZES pumped into the storage room. In the process, the storage under ideal conditions. 94 In 2013 Turkey produced 3,128,450 tons of apples 30 Packaging has become a major issue of marketing oxygen share is reduced to 3% while the carbon After initial placement of the apples in the and ranked third in the global league table of apple and modern business management. The main driving dioxide share is increased to 3-5%. storage facility, they must immediately be cooled producing nations. forces behind this development are the enormous scale down to their optimal storage temperature. This of modern international trade, changes in the retail trade THE MOST ADVANCED CONTROLLED requires a large amount of cooling energy. The 48 cooling capacity must be determined to achieve and the spread of self-service shops. ATMOSPHERE SYSTEM: THE FUTURE OF APPLE IN TURKEY just that, and to maintain the apples at their optimal 100 DYNAMICALLY CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE Modern storage systems require about 25% higher storage temperature. - The most advanced systems have a dynamically investments. The reward is a quality and price difference 32 TRANSPORTING APPLES TO OTHER CITIES AND controlled atmosphere. The atmosphere values are of 100% for the stored apples. Quality apples outside MONITORING OPERATING OF A COLD monitored and changed in real time. This is why they are 66 the season command higher prices and benefit the COUNTRIES STORAGE FACILITY called dynamic.
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