Water Alternatives For Livestock Need In Pasture Areas
Water access for grazing land evolves with costs and scarce stockwater ponds. Alternatives include spring and seep developments, pit ponds, and pipelines from existing sources, each with site suitability and cost considerations guided by Soil Conservation Service staff.
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Exploding blueberries extend market potential and storage
Engineers in Philadelphia describe explosion-drying blueberries to extend shelf life. Water inside the fruit bursts under high pressure, creating porous puffed berries that rehydrate back toward fresh flavor. The USDA ARS notes energy savings and applicability to other produce.
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