Maximize the freshness and longevity of your harvest with essential harvesting and storage tips. Learn when and how to harvest different crops, proper handling techniques, and optimal storage conditions. Preserve the flavors and nutritional value of your homegrown produce for extended enjoyment.
Celery is a staple grocery item for any home or chef. It is used in thousands of dishes, helping to increase the flavor profile. From chicken soup to stir fry dishes, you need to have celery available. Celery also is a fantastic snack, with a delicious crunch when you take a bite. It is full … Read more
0 shares Share0 Share +10 Tweet0 Pin0 Do you know how to store broccoli? Broccoli is a vegetable that resembles cabbages and it is similar to the appearance of cauliflower, it bears heads of green flower buds. It belongs to the cabbage family. The edible part is the flowering head, which is taken as a … Read more
0 shares Share0 Share +10 Tweet0 Pin0 Radishes are edible root vegetables whose botanical name is Raphanus sativus meaning white beauty. This is ironical since the roots are not always white. The root color ranges from pink to red to purple and even green and black. However, the most common root colors are pink and … Read more
0 shares Share0 Tweet0 Pin0 Share0 0 shares Share0 Tweet0 Pin0 Share0 How to tell if carrots are bad? Indeed, carrots are one of those favorite vegetables eaten by many. They are affordable, convenient, delicious and rich in vitamins. Apart from that, carrots are more than just a necessary to the majority of meals, so … Read more
Leeks are considered as one of the healthiest foods in the world. They are usually planted in springtime and harvested in summer. In places with mild climates, leeks are planted during the start of the fall season and continue to grow in wintertime.Stalks of leeks, green vegetablesAs springtime comes, leeks are harvested. Both the underground … Read more
0 shares Share0 Share +10 Tweet0 Pin0 Tomatillos are a cousin to tomatoes, as you can tell by its name. The major differences are their color and husk. Tomatillos are typically bright green, yellow or purple, with an exterior covered in a paper-thin husk. Another difference is how to store tomatillos, which tend to be … Read more
Most people do not consider food safety when they are handling carrots. Although, carrots are one of the healthiest veggies on the planet, eating rot carrots can be detrimental to your health. Carrots are susceptible to toxins and bacteria that can be harmful to your health. The soils that we grow our carrots are vulnerable … Read more
All the work you do throughout the year to produce a bountiful harvest of vegetables is for nothing if you don’t know how to store your vegetables. You might have a great harvest of carrots, but you wonder how long do carrots last after harvesting. Carrots last for different lengths of time depending on your … Read more