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Storing

Storing is the easiest method for keeping your harvest, but most vegetables don’t have a long shelf life. Root vegetables and vegetables that can be cured, like onions and winter squash, will last the longest.

 

Basic Storing Tips:

  • Only store fully mature, healthy vegetables. Any bruised or immature vegetables should be eaten fresh or preserved by other means.
  • Clean of soil and allow the outside of vegetables to dry before freezing.
  • Keep a few inches of the stem on winter squash and also cut the green tops of root crops to an inch or so.​