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Vegetable Program - University of Saskatchewan
18789Vegetable Program - University of Saskatchewanhttp://www.usask.ca/agriculture/plantsci/vegetable/index.htmProvide commercial and hobby producers of Saskatchewan with up to date, locally relevant, production, handling, and marketing information.BiologyMar 29, 2008
Information on this crop which can be used with the spines removed as a green vegetable, the necessary environment, management, harvesting and processing.
Sets out the reasons for using transplants in commercial vegetable production and looks at compost, fertilization, starter solutions and transplant containers. [PDF]
Information from the New Zealand Institute for Crop and Food Research on cultivating this traditional Japanese vegetable, its environmental requirements, possible yield and markets.
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