Selective ripening division is one of the methods of generating profit in a selective and effective manner. This process is based on dividing the maturity of crops into several parts and then selling each of them separately. To understand how this mechanism works, you must first study the basic process of profit generation. When plants reach the required level of maturity, they begin to produce a certain type of product. Depending on the type of crop, the time for this process may vary. Understanding how ripening occurs helps determine the best time to harvest. To achieve maximum profit, it is necessary to maximize the economic value and demand for the product after a certain growing period. Typically, seeds or seedlings are grown to a certain maturity to increase the amount of harvest that can be harvested and obtained after harvest. They are then divided into several categories based on the variety of crops and then sold at different prices in different places. It is important to understand that division of ripening selectively allows products to be sold at a higher profit than if they were sold only as a whole.