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Baby Corn, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research and Extension Center
... already processed from countries with low labor costs. It is hand harvested and hand husked from immature corn at or within 1-2 days after ... lb unhusked ears (800-1000 lb of husked ears) per acre. Harvest Baby corn has to be hand picked at, or within 1-2 ... break or damage it. Ears intended for processing must be carefully hand husked and de-silked. Process immediately by pickling or canning. Return to: ...
oregonstate.edu

Corn
... ), is always somewhat smaller than the other corns. On the other hand, there is no discernable culinary merit difference between main-season and ... of the unhusked ears. To harvest, snap off the ears by hand with a quick, firm, downward push, twist and pull. The ears ... kernels were small, and not placed close together like kernels on the husked ear of modern corn. Its place of origin is believed to ...
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ECSONG: A Nut Growers' Manual - General - ECSONG
... . If scions are to be collected: long ladders, pole pruners, hand pruners, plastic storage bags. The scions should be about one ... using different methods for each species. In general, walnuts are de-husked immediately and dried. Others require cleaning and drying and storage ... note that each species has its own requirements and spacing. Hand planting is the most reliable method. This is an orchard ...
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ECSONG: A Nut Growers' Manual - Species
... be de-husked several ways. One is to cut the husk into four wedges with a paring knife, and peel off the sections by hand. ... , and for fine abrasives. (iii) Crackability The shell cracks easily with a hand nutcracker and the nut meat comes free cleanly. 3. Wood The ... hardwood species at closer spacing. Plant early in the spring by hand. Mulch the trees with sawdust or wood chips. 8. Tending (5) (9 ...
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Watch Your Garden Grow - Corn
... the sweetness and creamy texture of the kernels. SUs are best suited to being picked, husked and eaten within a very short time. In the home garden, this is sometimes possible ... tip kernels and firmness of the unhusked ears. To harvest, snap off the ears by hand with a quick, firm, downward push, twist and pull. The ears should be eaten, processed ...
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