Tag: Turnips

Delicious when cooked with carrots and other root vegetables, turnips are gorged with water and are excellent for your health. However, because of its high water content, it is better to avoid reheating them a second time as you will run the risk of exposing yourself to food poisoning. Is it OK to eat raw […]

Turnips are a cool-season annual that are extremely high in protein and highly digestible to deer. Protein content can range from 15 to 20 percent in both the leaves and the roots. A well-managed food plot of turnips can yield more than 8 tons of forage per acre. What is the best turnip to plant […]

Storage Strategy #2: Bury the turnips Even though the turnips will rot over time, nothing bad will happen to them if you decide to bury them. If you aren’t worried about friends or other players stealing them, you can store the turnips outside. How long can you leave turnips in the ground? While spring-planted turnips […]

Choose small turnips, which will be the youngest, with the sweetest flavor and best texture. They should be heavy for their size and firm, without any nicks or cuts. If the greens are attached, they should be brightly colored and fresh. Turnips will keep, tightly wrapped in the refrigerator, for up to two weeks. How […]

Fill the crisper with a few inches (8 cm.) of sand and tuck in root veggies such as turnips, carrots, beets or rutabagas, as well as any firm-fleshed fruits like apples or pears. Cover them with sand, leaving a bit of space between each so air can circulate. Fruit should be kept at least an […]

4,000 turnips. You can carry a stack of 100 turnips in each inventory slot, meaning it’s possible to buy no more than 4,000 turnips in a single run at a maximum cost of 440,000 Bells. That’s a lot of cash and a lot of veggies. How many bells is a full inventory? This answer is […]

Stubble turnips are a very fast growing catch crop that can be ready to feed within 12-14 weeks from sowing. They are ideal for finishing lambs, or can be fed to both dairy or beef animals. The flexibility of sowing period ensures that crops can be fed from mid-summer through to January. Are stubble turnips […]

Symptoms of vegetable allergy are often mild and observed in the oral cavity with itching of the oral mucosa, swelling of lips, tongue and throat. Occasionally skin, respiratory and more severe symptoms are reported. Asparagus Asparagus Turnip Turnip Zucchini, Courgette Zucchini, Courgette Can you be allergic to root vegetables? A person can be allergic to […]

If the populations get too large, you can treat your plants with some type of insecticide. Oils like neem or canola oil or insecticidal soaps will generally work to control the cabbage aphids infesting your turnips. If you do apply insecticidal soap, do so in cloudy weather that is less than 90 F. Why do […]

Oils like neem or canola oil or insecticidal soaps will generally work to control the cabbage aphids infesting your turnips. If you do apply insecticidal soap, do so in cloudy weather that is less than 90 F. What is eating my turnips? The maggots of cabbage root fly eat the roots of cabbages and other […]

Answer: BORON DEFICIENCY. Brown Heart can be found in turnip and rutabagas by splitting open a root where firm, water-soaked patches occur on the flesh. The tissue may eventually turn brownish and become pulpy and hollow. Affected roots will not store well. What happens if you leave turnips in the ground too long? They also […]

Seven Top Turnip is popular in all parts of the country for its fresh leafy greens. This turnip plant will produce numerous tender, leafy shoots for your enjoyment. The leaves of this cool weather vegetable are high in vitamins A, B, and C. This turnips root is woody and should not be eaten. Can you […]

A fairly deep rooted plant, stubble turnip is mainly grown as a feed for farm animals though it is also suitable for human consumption, especially if eaten when small[87, K]. Are stubble turnips edible? Edible parts of Stubble Turnip: Similar in taste to the garden turnip but a bit coarser, the young roots can be […]

Answer: BORON DEFICIENCY. Of these crops, turnips, rutabagas and beets are the most severely affected by boron deficiencyboron deficiencyIt is the most widespread micronutrient deficiency around the world and causes large losses in crop production and crop quality. Boron deficiency affects vegetative and reproductive growth of plants, resulting in inhibition of cell expansion, death of […]

Manganese Deficiency and Turnip Leaves Turnips and related vegetables are susceptible to a manganese deficiency. This type of deficiency is indicated by a general yellowing of foliage that first appears in the middle of the growing season. Can you eat yellow turnip greens? Both the root and the leaves of the turnip are edible, but […]

If you notice that individual turnips are wilting, have lighter green foliage than normal or aren’t growing very well, you may have cabbage worms. Elimination really begins long before planting, with the aim of discouraging adults from laying eggs in turnip rows. Why are my turnip leaves wilting? Cercospora Leaf Blight: Small flecks which develop […]

62. Turnips are believed to have a glycemic index of 62. The glycemic load of cooked turnips is estimated to be 2. A glycemic index of 62 is considered to be moderate, while a glycemic load of 2 is considered to be low. Are turnips OK for diabetics? Root vegetables such as potatoes, carrots, beets, […]

Most of the carbohydrate in turnips is in the form of sugars, with 4.7 grams per cup of cooked cubed turnip. Unlike added sugars, these naturally-occurring sugars come along with essential nutrients, so most people do not need to limit them in their diet. Is turnips high in sugar? May aid weight management. Turnips are […]

I love using turnips and radishes as keto potatoes substitutes because they both have that starchy texture when cooked. And while they both can a little bitter if you use other flavors when preparing them you won’t taste that. Are radishes and turnips keto friendly? What Are Root Vegetables? Generally root vegetables like potato, carrots […]

In England, Wales, Australia and New Zealand, it’s called a swede. That’s presumably because it originated in Sweden, where it’s called rotabagga. That in turn gave rise to its American name: rutabaga. In fact, some Scots use the terms neep and turnip interchangeably for both vegetables. Do Scottish people call swedes turnips? Neep is the […]