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Wild Edible Plants You Can Transform into a Cooking and Baking Flour

The wild plants you can transform into a popular cooking and baking ingredient.  That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. There are many wild edible plants that you can make into flour – the ingredient you use to cook and bake with, that is.  However, some of these need to be mixed and matched with other grains in order …

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  • Positive Developments for California Citrus
    Jacob Villagomez, director of governmental affairs for California Citrus Mutual, recently discussed developments that could benefit California citrus growers. Among the topics he addressed in the AgNet News Hour podcast were the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) recent modernization of the federal standard of identity for pasteurized orange juice (OJ) and HLB research in […]
  • Fruit Split Showing in Georgia; Color Break Likely Soon
    Fruit split issues are starting to show up in some Georgia citrus groves, University of Georgia Assistant Professor and Citrus Extension Specialist Mary Sutton reported recently. She also noted that color break is likely to begin soon in Georgia citrus fruit. According to Sutton, fruit splits typically start at the stylar end (bottom end) of […]

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