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Storage and Processing, Potato Information Exchange, Oregon State University
... the storage, do not wash dry seed potatoes unless they are covered with dried slime. Washing will probably help wet, slimy seed. If you do wash seed, use sprays as opposed ... of water and mix well before applying in a well ventilated area. Problem seed which requires washing should be planted as soon as possible provided soil conditions are suitable. Ask for help ...
oregonstate.edu

Atlanta Baby Pages - The Bottom Line: Study of Diapers
... the ongoing debate about which is worse for the environment, washing all those cloth diapers or tossing the disposables, there’ ... Requires special trip to Diaper Depot location C Requires washing but did not require any special laundering; inserts have to be placed back inside diapers B Requires washing ... be done. It’s not gross or disgusting. It just requires a lot of patience, more than I have. And in ...
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Fresh Produce Handling, Sanitation, and Safety Measures: Citrus
... are in the grove for more than 3 hours, OSHA requires that there be 1 portable toilet per 20 employees. ... by the infected individual handling food without properly washing their hands. Employee hygiene, including hand-washing and proper facility use, is an ... available to them. Restrooms in packinghouses must have appropriate hand-washing facilities. Includes a place workers may remove aprons, smocks ...
edis.ifas.ufl.edu

Florida Coonties and Atala Butterflies
... the original Native Americans removed the toxic chemical, cycasin, from the root by maceration and washing. They used the starchy residue to produce a staple bread that sustained them throughout most ... (12 to 16 inches tall) are needed for the Atala colony to survive. The adult requires specific nectar plants. Known nectar plants have compound flowers with short tubular corollas. Plants identified ...
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Ethnobotany Garden - "JL Hudson on Seed Germination"
... best when the nights are rather cool, and the days are warm. Mimicing this indoors requires that seeds are shifted from the refrigerator to the counter in the morning, and back ... . Many seeds are 'multi-cycle' germinators, needing several cycles of cold and warm periods. SOAKING, WASHING, or LEACHING: Many seeds contain germination inhibitors which in nature prevent the seed from germinating ...
ethnobotany.yage.net

EXTOXNET FAQs - Questions About Pesticides in Food
... and children at greater risk from pesticides in food? Does washing and peeling fruits and vegetables and other food preparation ... are safe? Prior to the registration of a pesticide, EPA requires testing to determine safe levels in food. Testing involves feeding ... see the EXTOXNET FAQ site: Unique Sensitivity of Children Does washing and peeling fruits and vegetables and other food preparation ...
extoxnet.orst.edu

Alpines from seed
... the action of rainfall may serve to break the seeds inbuilt dormancy as well as washing away germination inhibitors. As temperatures rise, it pays to check regularly for germination, once noted ... pressure it is ready, if it doesn’t, then wait a while longer! This obviously requires a degree of dedication and attention during late April / early May but the rewards are ...
freespace.virgin.net

Browning of Evergreens Can Be Controlled
... shed some of their needles - a naturally occurring process that requires no remedial action. The needles that are shed annually are ... inner needles and contributes to needle loss. Needle loss that requires attention The homeowner need not be concerned about natural browning ... needles and stems; in large numbers they can kill needles. Washing the tree with water will help control these insects. In ...
gardenline.usask.ca

Desirable Vegetable Varieties: Okra
... optimum pH range for okra is 6.2 to 6.5. Rather obviously, the bed requires a full-sun location. Okra should not immediately precede or follow vine crops--such as ... and gloves. (That's probably wise even with so-called "spineless" okra types.) A light washing will remove the spiny hairs, and okra can be eaten fresh (though it is usually ...
growingtaste.com

Organic Gardening Report
... and pail system but instead rely on pails of water accumulated in the kitchen when washing vegetables, rinsing dishes, etc. In 1995, however, we not only used the hose and pail ... above 90 degrees. For a garden that is highly productive whatever the weather, that never requires cultivation once the mulch is in place, and that is virtually weed-free, give leaf ...
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