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The first definite dates go back to 800 b.C.; but already Homer, and many Arabian legends, tell the story of a mysterious black and bitter beverage with powers of stimulation. In the year 1000 about, Avicenna was administering coffee as a medecine. And there is a strange story, dating from 1400, of a Yemeni shepherd who, having observed some goats cropping reddish berries from a bush, and subsequently becoming restless and excited, reported the incident to Read More Go to Site Aggie Horticulture Just for Kids Votes:0 | Junior Master Gardener | kinderGARDEN | Nutrition in the Garden | Human Issues in Horticulture | | Composting for Kids | Aggie Horticulture | Site created July 19, 1998; last modified August 20, 2004. Aggie Horticulture for Kids is a service of the Texas A&M University Horticulture Program. Special thanks to Tina Waliczek, Sarah Lineberger, Sarah Resendez, Skip Richter, and Lisa Sanders. Send comments and questions to Dan Lineberger . 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Votes:0 Sweepstakes Sign Up | MyRecipes | Contact Us | Search Recipes All Recipe Categories 5-A-Day Recipes Appetizer Beverage Breakfast Chef Spotlight Dessert Diabetics Dips Entree Guacamole Kids in the kitchen Munchies Newborns & Moms Promotions Quick and Easy Recipes in Spanish Salad Sandwiches Sauce Soup Southern Living Vegetarian View only those recipes with photos First Name Last Name E-mail Recipes | Healthy Living | About Avocados | Kids | Espa?ol | Press Room | California Industry | Trade | Contact Us Avocado.org | Growers | Retail | Foodservice | Commission Links | Linking Policies | Site Map | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Employment © 2007 California Avocado Commission Site by Interactivate, Inc. Read More Go to Site California Dried Plums Votes:0 Home Industrial Foodservice Growers & Packers Press Room California Dried Plums Skip to main content Recipes Nutrition About Dried Plums In The News Search Welcome! You've come to the right place to learn about California Dried Plums as they're called in the U.S. and Prunes, as they're still known in the rest of the world. California produces more dried plums/prunes than the rest of the world combined. Dried Plums are ready-to-eat right from the package as a healthful snack or can be used as a versatile cooking or baking ingredient. They provide potassium, soluble and insoluble fiber, phytochemicals that function as antioxidants as well as some iron and Vitamin A. Dried Plums/Prunes can play an important role in promoting good digestive health. 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Read More Go to Site Citrus Entomology Home Votes:0 Citrus Entomology University of California Kearney Agricultural Center San Joaquin Valley Citrus Pest Management Information Most recent update Weather and Degree-Day Information Weather data for selected stations and Citrus cutworm, California red scale, and Citrus Peelminer degree-days October 2007 California Red Scale October 2007 Citrus Thrips June 2007 Vedalia Beetle and Cottony Cushion Scale March 2004 Citrus Fruit Scarring October 2003 Citrus Leafminer October 2007 Citrus Peelminer October2007 Texas Citrus Mite December 2003 Glassy-winged Sharpshooter March 2004 Bean Thrips August 2007 Freeze Damage of Citrus Fruit February 2007 Citrus Variety Information February 2007 PPS for Citrus Positive Points System for Citrus September 2007 Kern Kern County Citrus IPM Demonstration Project ( Read More Go to Site Citrus Horticulture Homepage Votes:0 The Citrus Horticulture program serves the extension and applied research needs for 179,093 acres of commercial plantings in the Southwest Florida Gulf Coast region. 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Fruit that begins with the letter Votes:0 Fruit Juices Home - Education The Fruit Alphabet Education: Fruit abc Fruit Sites Kids Memory Tomatoes Acidity 10 Reasons Fruit Juices A Avocado B Banana C Cherimoya D Durian E Eggfruit F Fig G Grapefruit H Honeydew I Ita Palm J Jujube K Kiwi Fruit L Lime M Mango N Nectarine O Olive P Papaya Q Quince R Rambutan S Starfruit T Tomato U Ugli V Voavanga W Watermelon X Xigua Y Yellow watermelon Z Zucchini Join the newsletter: Help The Fruit Pages Set up The Fruit Pages as your Home Page Juicers & Blenders Site Navigation Home Health News Diet Education Practical Store Fruits Service Tour - Links - Site Map - Questions - Subscribe - Fruit Poll Message Board - Newsletter - Recipes The Fruit Pages © - all rights reserved - copyright 1998-2003 about - privacy policy - advertise - contact Read More Go to Site Fruit Facts Votes:0 Fruit Facts Fruit Facts are a series of publications containing information on individual fruits, including botanical identification, plant description and culture notes, and characteristics of cultivars. 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OSU Disclaimer Read More Go to Site Northwest Berry & Grape Information Network Votes:0 Web Site Feedback Tools Pest Alert Ask an Expert Discussion Groups Calculators Upcoming Events 5 December: 2007 Western Washington Small Fruit Workshop (7:45 am) 10 December: Blueberry economics workshop-TEAM computer workshop (9:00 am) 12 December: Oregon Raspberry & Blackberry Commission Research Report (8:45 am) 4 January: OBC Blueberry Research Reports (12:00 pm) 15 January: 2008 North Willamette Valley Horticultural Society Annual Meeting (all day) Aurora, Oregon --> Find Back to Homepage Topics About Infonet Fruit Growing Berry Crops Blackberry Blueberry Cranberry Currant Gooseberry Huckleberry Kiwifruit Raspberry Strawberry Composting Cover Crops Grape Production Irrigation Pest Management Plant Materials Plant Nutrition Pollination & Bees Soils Markets & Trade News Organic Producti Read More Go to Site Northwest Michigan Horticultural Research Station Votes:0 Home Background & Projects Calendar Publications Staff Directory Station Videos Links Search MAES Home | Field Stations | Northwest Michigan Horticultural Research Station Northwest Michigan Horticultural Research Station Search the web Search this site NW Michigan Horticultural Research Foundation Regularly Updated Articles (Newsletter, Fruit-Net, IPM News, eNews, Apple Maturity, Fruit CAT) Current Calendar Pest and Disease Models (http://enviroweather.msu.edu/home.asp) Osmia cornifrons (Hornfaced Bee) Information Growth Stages at the NW Station Orchards Images of the Remodeled Office/Lab Facility Farmstead Verification The Northwest Station is a multidisciplinary horticultural facility focusing on fruit production, specializing in tart and sweet cherry. 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It is the hope of the authors that this bulletin will serve as a reference document for vegetable producers. Comments are invited so that in the future the bulletin may better serve Ohio producers. Please note: The 2007 Ohio Vegetable Production Guide is available electronically only in PDF format. The Read More Go to Site Ohioline: Farm: Fruit Crops Votes:0 Search Ohioline Welcome It's New! 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Autotetraploid (2n = 48). Dicotyledon. Annual. Closely related species grown as vegetables: tomato , pepper , eggplant . Harvested organ; tuber--the enlarged end of a stolon, or underground stem--with tan to purple skin. The flesh of the tuber is usually white or light yellow, Read More Go to Site Prune Bargaining Association Votes:0 2007 California Prune Crop Estimate Sacramento, CA, June 1, 2007 - The California Agricultural Statistics Service announced a 2007 dried plum crop estimate of 95,000 tons. This estimate would represent a 49% drop from the 2006 California crop reported by handlers to total 187,737 tons and would be 29% below the previous five year average of 134,535 tons. This will be the 3rd year in the last four years that unseasonably hot weather during the March bloom period will have resulted in a significantly below average crop. 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