Author: Gerardo Gonzalez

What Do Sea Bream Eat?

Solitary fish, they eat worms and crustaceans as well as smaller fish and have impressive teeth when you see them up close. Interestingly, these fish start life as males and change sex at about three years of age. With dense, juicy white flesh, sea bream are usually sold whole or in fillets. What is the […]

Can You Sell Pecans?

Farmers can sell their pecans in-shell or shelled. They also can sell straight to consumers through farmers’ markets and online websites for retail prices or to accumulators, wholesalers and shellers for wholesale prices. Are pecans valuable? Pecans are currently about $9 a pound in the U.S. But according to Forbes.com, by late November pecans may […]

Are Pecans Sold Raw?

Like all of our nut and dried fruit products, these raw pecans are 100% natural and free of salt, sugar, preservatives, and any other chemicals. Flavor Unsalted Brand We Grow Nuts Weight 2 Pounds Item Form Raw Specialty Kosher Are store bought pecans raw? Most nuts that you buy in the store have already been […]

Are Glazed Pecans Good For You?

This crunchy snack of glazed pecans is great for topping ice cream, garnishing a salad, or nibbling all on their own. They’d even make a great gift or game day appetizer. Nuts are high on the list of healthy snacks with great levels of fiber, protein and unsaturated fats. Are honey Glazed Pecans healthy? Both […]

Why Do Seeded Watermelons Taste Better?

Some people have argued that seeded watermelons have a better flavor than seedless varieties; this is actually a myth and not at all true. The taste, sweetness, and texture of watermelon are determined and influenced by many different factors such as the climate, type of watermelon, and when it was harvested. Does seeded watermelon taste […]

What Are The Origins Of Watermelon?

Watermelon’s history dates back 5000 years to southern Africa where the tough, drought-tolerant ancestor of watermelon thrived. Although we don’t know the exact identity of this plant, we do know it was prized for its ability to store water and was used by indigenous people in the Kalahari Desert region. Where do watermelons originally come […]

Who Is The Biggest Exporter Of Watermelon?

Spain. In 2020, the world exported 3,669.12 million kilos of watermelons. Spain was the world’s leading exporter with 839.62 million kilos, i.e. 22.88% of the total. It was followed by Mexico with 593.89 million kilos (16.19%), Italy with 306.61 million kilos (8.36%), and Morocco with 241.94 million kilos (6.59 %). Where does the US export […]

How Are Watermelons Transported To The Uk?

Transportation of our watermelons are usually shipped to the UK by refrigerated trucks taking on average 3 – 4 days to reach our warehouse. How do watermelons get transported? According to the Louisiana State University AgCenter, watermelon does best when kept between 45 to 50 degrees fahrenheit with a relative humidity of 85 to 95 […]

Do Watermelons Grow In Russia?

The most illustrious watermelons are grown in the Astrakhan region of southern Russia, at the mouth of the Volga River near the Caspian Sea. The area has a watermelon museum and annual festival, not to mention the Institute for Irrigated Vegetable and Melon and Pumpkin Cultivation. What countries can grow watermelons? By countries, the main […]

Do Watermelons Grow In Germany?

Contrary to popular belief, that melons only grow in subtropical areas, many types of watermelons are actually cultivated and harvested in Germany. Among German water melons are breeds like Anguria Janosik, Blacktail Mountain, and Early Moonbeam. Do watermelons grow in Europe? Africa, Europe and North America have similar productions, around 3-4 million annual tons. By […]

In Which State Watermelon Is Grown In India?

Top watermelon producing states in India includes Uttar Pradesh, Andra Pradesh, Karnataka, West Bengal, Orissa, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Telangana, Maharashtra. From which southern states like Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andra Pradesh cultivate watermelons all year long. Where is watermelon most grown in India? Among the commonly grown varieties are the red flesh-green rind, yellow […]

Who Came Up With The Name Watermelon?

The watermelon fruit was introduced in Europe by the 13th century, by the Moorish invaders, and the word made its first appearance in the English language, in John Florio’s compilation of Italian proverbs A World of Words: “Cicómero, a cucumber or water Melon.” How did watermelon get its name? How did the watermelon get its […]

Is Asparagus Frost Hardy?

Asparagus is a hardy perennial; however early-emerging spears may be subject to late-spring frosts. Varieties, such as Jersey Giant and UC 157, which break dormancy early in the spring, may be more susceptible to frost damage than ones with a longer dormancy period, such as Guelph Millennium. Should you cover asparagus from frost? Articles→Plants→Edibles→Vegetables In […]

What Kind Of Worms Get In Pecans?

A: You have pecan weevils in your pecans. The adult female weevil is a beetle-like insect that emerges from the ground in early August each year. She crawls or flies up into the tree and drills a hole through the shuck and into the nut, where she lays eggs. The grubs that hatch afterwards feed […]

Do Seeded Watermelons Still Exist?

Today all the breeding research is going into seedless varieties and there are almost no new seeded varieties being released onto the market. Why is there no seeded watermelon? Watermelon plants are usually diploid, like us, meaning they have two sets of chromosomes, the packages of DNA with instructions for life. Seedless watermelons are triploid. […]

Does Asparagus Need A Lot Of Space?

Because asparagus is a perennial, you’ll need to designate a place in the vegetable garden or, even better, build a separate bed. Asparagus needs space. so plant the crowns 12 to 18 inches apart. They won’t spread out much the first couple of years, but once established they will quickly fill in. How much room […]

What Happened To Black Seeded Watermelon?

The black seeds in a regular watermelon are just plain ol’ seeds. They’re mature, fertile seeds, so if you planted a few in the ground, they would indeed sprout into watermelon plants. While they’re thought to be too hard and therefore inedible, they are actually completely safe to consume. Why do watermelons not have black […]