Potatoes

Least developed countries (LDCs) need more investment in agriculture to increase their agricultural productivity and promote their food security. Existing World Trade Organization (WTO) rules and flexibilities on agricultural domestic …

4 Raw milk of cattle 9,013 3,6979 1,00310 5 Potatoes 7,418 5811 1912 Source: Author’s elaboration … for “vegetables” in Japan, which may include potatoes. 12 This figure includes Blue Box – production-limiting …

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dropped the Capitals blueliner like a sack of potatoes. A brawl ensued, halting play for nearly 20 minutes …

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longer period of time. For example, you can grow potatoes and then store them in a root cellar until needed … peppers (spicy and sweet paprika), eggplant, and potatoes. All of these plants contain a substance called … seed. Ripe tomatoes have almost no tomatine. Potatoes contain even more solanine than tomatoes and they … male would have to eat about sixty-seven large potatoes to be poisoned. There hasn’t been a single case … case of solanine poisoning in the US from eating potatoes in the last fifty years. The story about solanine …

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conversation,” Yoo said. “And the Cactus Cut Potatoes.” “Anything else?” “Should we order pizza together …

At the height of its popularity in the late nineteenth century, absinthe reigned in the bars, cafés, and restaurants of France and its colonial empire. Yet by the time it …

Bordeaux differ from the poison extracted from potatoes or beets.”18 The renowned Canadian historian … of alcohol distilled from grain – and also from potatoes, beets, and more – which they viewed as inferior …

Ireland’s Great Famine produced Europe’s worst refugee crisis of the nineteenth century. More than 1.5 million people left Ireland, many ending up in Canada. Among the most vulnerable were nearly …

much as one third of the late autumn crop of potatoes was destroyed, although the losses varied from … been concern for the quantity and quality of seed potatoes for the crop intended for 1846, most Irish farmers … year even though there was a modest harvest of potatoes by year’s end. This ray of hope was dashed by …

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sautés them in butter with the leftover cubed potatoes we had at lunch. I have developed a taste for … a sweater on Lorraine, all the while peeling potatoes. Modest Marie, Marie without desires. Marie, …

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made Irish food. Boiled beef with carrots and potatoes. Cabbage soup. My brother Mike could eat a table …

Explores the integral roles that Métis women assumed to ensure the survival of their communities during the fur trade era and onward Métis Matriarchs examines the impact of prominent Métis …

alongside, clearing fields and picking rocks or potatoes. Women also worked for settler families and maintained …

The nineteenth century was a time of upheaval for the Algonquin people. Focusing on those living around Lake Timiskaming and Lake Abitibi along the Ontario-Quebec border over a century, this …

supplies from their own stores, distributing potatoes that had been grown at the post, salt fish, and …