Rohit Kumar

Growing and transporting off-season vegetables can have several environmental consequences:

Your work is really very interesting and useful .

my sincere congratulations!!

Canada has the most freshwater in the world, so our consequences are probably very different from other places. Mostly, here, the issues are whatever issues come from using greenhouses.

Terry Trowbridge Thank you very much sir for your response..

The farmers may apply more pesticides and insecticides than usual during off-season growing of vegetables in order to protect their produce. This will contaminate the local environment as well as posing health risks to both the farmers themselves and end customers. In terms of transporting of off-season of vegetables, this may not have much negative impact to the value chain if they well manage cold chain logistics.

Choen Krainara

Thank you very much sir for such deep insights.

Thank you Dr Rohit Kumar for your encouragement and information

David Athisayam

My pleasure sir...