Watermelon Cultivation brought him Rupees One Lac in Three Months | Quality Sunflower Seeds Kernel

As children, many of us were warned in jest that swallowing watermelon seeds would make melons grow in our bellies.

All of their products are dairy free, and most are made in their dedicated dairy-free facility. Their chocolate isn’t, but it is made on a dedicated dairy-free line, which is a big bonus in the milk-filled chocolate world!

Although Schumitsch Seed doesn’t currently do any farming, it is engrained in its history. Joe Schumitsch moved to the outskirts of Antigo in the 1940’s, at Schumitsch Seed’s current location, where he built and maintained a simple dairy operation.

Even though they’ve only been for mere weeks, they’ve demonstrated seamless service and created a menu locals are already raving about.

“They were, and continue to be, a good-sized commercial oat mill for human-consumption oatmeal, and we supplemented their milling needs while they were going through growing phases in the 2000’s,” he explains. “They cut a lot of our learning curve and gave us some important tips and knowledge.”

A glandless cotton plant was developed from a strain found on a Hopi Indian reservation in Arizona in the 1950’s but languished until the Rogers Delinted Cottonseed Co. of Waco, Texas started a breeding program to try to develop a commercially viable glandless cotton in 1967 in partnership with Texas A&M. Success came in the mid-1980’s. The UPI reported at the time:

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DEAR MARY: Dried, raw peas are included in some wild-bird and chicken feed, so the peas themselves wouldn’t be harmful. They might not be too appetizing, however, and probably only the larger birds in your yard would be able to digest them.

Cheers rose from a small crowd when the behemoth tipped the industrial-grade scales to 2,017.5 pounds at a weigh-off in Saratoga Springs, New York.

Taco Bell has been dabbling in the frozen drink category all summer long. Recently, the Mexican fast food chain released the Berry Frosé Twisted Freeze. This summer time libation is made with two ounces of Charles & Charles rosé wine, but is only available at Taco Bell Cantina locations in Newport Beach, California, and Chicago, Illinois. So, if you can’t make it to one of these two locations to slurp down a Berry Frosé Twisted Freeze this summer, at least you can take solace in the fact that you’ve got the Watermelon Freeze on your side.

Park Lodge sits across the street from Olmsted Park on the western end of the Kendall Yards development. Chef and owner Philip Stanton said he wanted a lodge-like ambiance at the restaurant, his first, which opened in spring and is inspired by its location along the Centennial Trail overlooking the Spokane River and Peaceful Valley. The space is bright and airy, with walls of windows letting in plenty of natural light and ceilings that stretch some 25 feet high. Floors are polished concrete. Wood beams are exposed. Colors are neutral – cream, tan and charcoal – with blond wood and custom-made maple tables and benches. Seating is a mix of booths and two- and four-tops as well as a community table that sits 12 just inside the front door. Above it hangs a custom light fixture fashioned from driftwood found in the Netherlands. At the heart of the operation is an apple wood-fired grill, visible from a row of booths located between the bar and semi-open kitchen. Stanton uses it to build flavor in his dishes, which he describes as locally inspired scratch-made comfort food with Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Asian influences. He’s classically trained and spent time apprenticing in Paris, and French dishes and culinary techniques are evident in his offerings. Mainstays include elegantly plated Muscovy duck breast with treatments that change with the seasons, a seven-vegetable tagine with couscous and honey-mint yogurt, and a risotto with seasonal ingredients. 411 N. Nettleton St. (509) 340-9347. parklodgerestaurant.com.

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