The ripening rooms are filled with ethylene, a synthetic version of the hormone that naturally sets off ripening.
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The ripening process for avocados is similar to bananas shipped green from Latin America that are then put into special ripening rooms to make them ideal for eating.
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Whitley is like a beefsteak tomato ripening on the vine.
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That damages fragile roots and throws off the ripening cycle.
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It's all quite ordinary until two years later, when Roger takes a new look at "the ripening companion of his own ripening years" and decides that he has a perfect wife-in-the-making. Ewww!
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Sides uses the time to show me Wildes Cheese's ripening room.
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Mr. Crout said his tomatoes were finally ripening on the vine.
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Meanwhile, there is no shortage of ripening trade issues next week.
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But profits are still thin, and Metro's woes will retard their ripening.
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Last year, they had tomatoes ripening on the vine well into December.
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It's less about survivability here, and more the ripening that's an issue.
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There are also a few hacks to speed up the ripening process.
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"I think maybe we went too far in the ripening," he said.
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There are two chief methods for ripening an avocado on short notice.
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For example, broccoli ripening faster than expected could become a broccoli soup.
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Buds are bursting earlier and grapes in many regions are not ripening properly.
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Where in control fruits the ripening is still developing as fast and normally.
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Today ripening can be slowed or sped up by tapping a touch-screen.
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Apparently 50 years of banana-eating had familiarized America with the fruit's ripening stages.
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"The apples are ripening on the trees," said Mushtaq Ahmad Para, an apple farmer.
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It indicates where the melon sat on the ground as it was growing and ripening.
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If produce is ripening faster than expected, they try to work it into another meal.
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This method ramps up the ethylene gas reaction described above, speeding up the ripening process.
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They're also feminist because she's so open about her ripening sexuality and its knotty consequences.
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This is significant because in the wine world, early-ripening grapes mean higher quality vintages.
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It's almost like the Mediterranean for ripening fruits, so we can grow French vines here.
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"Even though there are like 80 genes of the same family, we found the gene that can control, that control the ripening and we were able to show that it's really similar to what is happening in tomato, we can delay the ripening," she said.
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Trees were laden with large, dense and ripening fruit with low incidence of disease and pests.
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It can't stop, won't stop maturing, ripening, sharpening, and, in the case of moldy cheeses—decaying.
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It also produced more of an enzyme associated with ripening called aminocyclopropane-carboxylic acid synthase (ACS).
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The other fruit, and the avocado itself, give off ethylene gas, which causes the ripening process.
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The ideal environment for ripening cheese is cool and damp—literally dank, hence the cheese cave.
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According to Rocket News 4, three hundred of these melons are currently ripening in Hokkaido, Japan.
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It's also prime time for fall-ripening fruits on shrubs like winterberry holly and purple beautyberry.
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"The peanut has now morphed into a coconut, and is growing and ripening," he said on Tuesday.
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This new NPR poll lands like a turd in an already-ripening punch bowl for Senate Republicans.
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Top Banana has its own ripening rooms, and the too-sweet smell of ripe bananas was inescapable.
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In the fields, the little bushels of green, ripening grapes cowered beneath gigantic Transformers-style watering vehicles.
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But the ripening process for these cheeses is traditionally quite long, ranging from weeks to years—practically interminable.
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The sharp ammonia smell of tens of thousands of ripening wheels makes my eyes water, my palms sweat.
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To speed up the process, put them next to bananas, which produce an ethylene gas that accelerates ripening.
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When used at a precise time and proportion, it slows down the ripening process of fruits and veggies.
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Bananas, meanwhile, are shipped on refrigerated vessels within 36 hours of being picked, which stops the ripening process.
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Going soft under the skin, ripening, giving up the yeasty cider-mash smell you meet in orchard barns.
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Front Burner Anne Saxelby considers St. Johnsville Jr. soft-ripening goat cheese as a paragon of subtle elegance.
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But industry supply chains prefer monocultures, which offer uniform growth patterns, harvest times, shipping resilience and ripening processes.
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The Serafinos walked down a broad passageway lined with tall, rolling doors painted bright yellow: the ripening rooms.
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Apeel can even deliver a day-of-the-week bunch of bananas, each ripening on a different day.
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The drug is effective at ripening, or softening, the cervix before procedures that require something to pass through it.
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"Near-ripening pods are small, and so are the beans we harvested," said Albert NZue, who farms near Daloa.
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In Wales, a number of archaeological sites have suddenly appeared in fields of ripening crops and rain-starved grassland.
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As far as weird stuff goes, InfoChammel is a bounty, and it's spent four years ripening in the dark.
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So we're getting into this period where students want to hear about ripening, cave-ripened cheeses, and aged cheeses.
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Last year, unseasonably heavy rains and hailstorms devastated crops at the ripening stage in April and May in Bundelkhand.
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There are profits to be made as the influencer unveils to the world a body ripening in the sunshine.
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I cannot get to the bathroom fast enough and am sick right beside a big bowl of ripening bananas.
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They confirmed that fruits dispersed solely by lemurs produced more chemicals and a greater assortment of compounds upon ripening.
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The name is apt given the fruit's puffy, wrinkly skin as well as its greenish-yellow hue before ripening.
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Its earthy scent is the constant when you walk into a Filipino home, almost a ripening in the air.
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An elderly woman in a frilly hat said she saw their spiritual maturation more like the ripening of fruit.
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In most of the country, the unseen, nocturnal business of ripening and distributing bananas is performed by grocery chains.
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This process is called cervical ripening, and it&aposs one of two steps doctors will perform to induce labor.
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That huge drop, due the crops ripening in late March instead of late April, "means nearly no profits", he said.
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This observer wondered how Azerbaijanis could eat so many apples he saw ripening in Orchards north of Baku, Azerbaijan's capital.
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He predicted then that we're going to experience warmer and longer growing seasons, longer dormant periods and altered ripening profiles.
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However, there were also some major plot developments, as the long-ripening series finally starts to bear its promised fruit.
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"I'd never post something like that now," she said, looking at a closeup of ripening blackberries, from four years ago.
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It transformed the industry into the one we know today, Mr. Koeppel said, requiring boxes, refrigeration and advanced ripening technology.
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A drawback before the ripening rooms was Chinese consumers having to wait for the fruit to ripen before consuming it.
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Nature's ripening process is stimulated by using ethylene, which is a natural gas, along with ideal heat, humidity and airflow.
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Ideally, this lengthened ripening period will help farmers avoid harvesting crops before they're ripe, potentially improving flavor and nutritional value.
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In Wales, for example, a number of archaeological sites have suddenly appeared in fields of ripening crops and rain-starved grassland.
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The temperature during the growing season is the single most important driver of fruit ripening, and thus when the harvest begins.
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"The peanut has now morphed into a coconut, and is growing and ripening," he said with a typical flourish on Tuesday.
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Mr Brown writes that the French village of Roquefort was granted a monopoly on ripening cheese in nearby caves in 1411.
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The ripening period is not long enough for cabernet franc or riesling because you would have rieslings with extremely high acidity.
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This line of attack swept through conservative circles, ripening into one of the Republican Party's juiciest and most enduring rallying points.
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There are peaches ripening on my living room table; to a bear three miles away that's probably like walking past Fairway.
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In most of the country, the unseen, nocturnal business of ripening and distributing bananas is performed by grocery chains like Safeway.
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In a polycarbon greenhouse, rows of ripening hydroponic tomatoes are cooled below 28 degrees Celsius as the temperature outside tops 40.
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In parts of Pakistan, summer crops also have dried before ripening as extreme heat evaporates the water from irrigation channels, farmers said.
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This company is clearly privy to the number of weird ripening tricks we've succumbed to over the years, paper bag hack included.
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But the crop's maturity has lagged the normal pace, and the heat should speed the ripening process and possibly improve grain quality.
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No one dusts, sprays or prunes a wildling apple, and a ripening fruit is an irresistible treasure to insects, birds and mammals.
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Dry summers therefore mean hot summers, making it much easier to reach the critical heat thresholds needed for an early ripening and harvest.
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"To control fruit flies in your house, it's best to cover the odors of ripening fruit," says Mitchell Parker, Houzz editor and writer.
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In parts of the country, women whose children all die are known as wabi, meaning a tree whose fruit falls off without ripening.
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Leaving China, and in doing so changing its name from the Lancang to the Mekong, it descends through a landscape ripening into jungle.
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And it was the election of Hayes that ushered in the end of Reconstruction, ripening the landscape for the institution of Jim Crow.
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Broadly, the startup is gunning for the ripening market of remote patient monitoring, which Goldman Sachs estimates will hit $15 billion by 2018.
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"We were struggling to stay ahead of the apples' ripening, so that the last 100 bins ended up being sent" to juice makers.
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"These bags of ready-to-eat salad are preserved using something called modified atmosphere packaging, which delays ripening and spoiling," Marx de Salcedo says.
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Although even this statement is wrapped in conspiracy: Earlier this year it was reported that growers were manipulating the ripening process, exacerbating the shortage.
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Wiseman and his crew spent time there in what looks like the summer and fall, judging from the changing color of the ripening corn.
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Altitudes of at least 2,500 feet — and preferably 3,000 to 4,000 — allow a longer ripening cycle, and wines with less alcohol and more balance.
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Its season is wrapping up when a preponderance of flowers show large ripening seed capsules, often still sheathed in very fresh-looking flower petals.
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Some of Mr. Palumbo's bananas come from the ripening warehouse in New Jersey; others arrive green from the big importers that ship to Wilmington.
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In the years that followed, as the climate cooled, the Catalans had less use for late-ripening grapes like pirene, so they virtually disappeared.
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The Spoiler Alert platform becomes, essentially, a secondary marketplace for wholesale food, Ashenfelter said, including ugly produce and products that are ripening and approaching spoilage.
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Walk through Kashmiri villages, where little apples are ripening on the trees and the air tastes clean and crisp, and ask people what they want.
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Another effort to alter that trade-off is SmartFresh, a product developed with Professor Watkins's research that keeps apples from ripening too quickly in storage.
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If they've been canned, he says, that means they were ripening in the sun until the very last minute and have more flavor because of it.
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From the florets that were ripening, it pulled out the little seed parachutes one by one, deftly nipping off the seeds and discarding the feathery down.
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As you probably know, avocados darken as they ripen, and the sticker has three shades of green to correspond with key stages of the ripening process.
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The bears always choose to eat the sweetest apples, and at the time of ripening, gorge themselves on the fruit before a long winter in hibernation.
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One night I ignored the butcher's feast path and went off-road so I could try some sirloin that had been ripening downstairs for 138 days.
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Mr. Spiliadis buys them seasonally from Florida, the Carolinas or New Jersey; never permits refrigeration; and stacks them in pyramids, which he said assures exemplary ripening.
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That longer ripening requirement and the drastic increase in Peruvian imports could explain why so many Chipotle staffers and customers have complained about frustratingly hard 'cados.
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Standing in a field of ripening wheat, he said his inability to see tiny pests on the stalks of his crop had led to decreasing yields.
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Greenhouse gas emissions, by warming the atmosphere, can enhance drought in places that are normally dry, "ripening conditions for wildfires and heat waves," the researchers say.
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Apple-growers use everything from just plain cold storage to chemical treatments designed to slow ripening, which can give apples shelf lives of several months not weeks.
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Because of the lag time in reaching consumers, the produce is picked long before ripening, to reduce spoilage on the way, chefs and agricultural experts here said.
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At present, there are two crops on the Valencia summer orange trees, both immature fruit that bloomed in April and May as well as and ripening fruit.
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Homicides are overwhelming the city's detectives and morgues, with bodies routinely found ripening on the outskirts of the city, where streetlights and telephone poles end in jungle.
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Simon Lee: They create a protective atmosphere around the fruit by absorbing ethylene (the ripening hormone in fruit and veg), slowing down the whole process of maturation.
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Mr. Hofmann has begun looking to move his shop, which was founded in 1972 in nearby Bad Tölz and features handmade cheeses that can spend months ripening.
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The chain said that the ad was just a joke about the "unfortunate issue of ripening" avocados and, Jesus Christ, it's just an ad for a breakfast special.
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As the ripening process begins, an enzyme starts to break down the cell membrane, which allows the plant hormone ethylene to enter fruits' skin and jumpstart the process.
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In the western region of Soubre, farmers said plenty of pods were ripening on trees thanks to good weather, but strong winds following rains threatened flowers and cherelles.
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How else could he grow a bumper crop of ripening maize, sorghum, millet and peanuts in a season when many farmers in Zimbabwe have written off their crops?
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Before you taste one, look for its two small holes, each looking similar to the bottom of an apple, where the two flowers fell, from the ripening fruit.
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Mr. Buttigieg and his leading rivals have all developed rural policy papers and committed to itineraries that take them through oceans of ripening corn and whizzing wind turbines.
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It consists of a mixture of plant extracts that stops fruit from ripening - delaying the rotting process - while retaining its nutrients, said Green Code co-founder Emiliano Gentilini.
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Feta's Greek, I know!) Last week, the team at INRA unveiled a technology called 'From'Innov' (a portmanteau of fromage and innovation) that'd expedite the ripening processes for various cheeses.
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From establishing ripeness levels, to speeding up the ripening process in a pinch, and even proper slicing techniques, we've got them all (plus a few more) covered below. 1.
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A similar piece titled Vroeg ryp, Vroeg vrot: in various stages of ripening, being ripe, being ready, being consumed and nothingness , shows discarded fruit floating along that same backdrop.
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In addition, even some non-GMO crops, including wheat, oats, barley, and beans, are sprayed with glyphosate in a practice called desiccation, which dries the crops and speeds ripening.
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Some regions have been hit by drought, while in three counties the crop started ripening very quickly during the last hot week of August, GOSZ Chairman Tamas Petohazi said.
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The cheese, made in very small batches at the Cornell Food Processing and Development Laboratory in Ithaca, N.Y., is aged for 12 months in Murray's ripening caves in Queens.
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Meantime, more avocados entering the Chinese market this year will get sent to ripening rooms in large distribution centers to allow the green fruit to become ready-to-eat.
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Fremont is nestled among apple orchards and vegetable fields near Lake Michigan, where the winds off the water cool the ripening fruit and help it "set sugar" in the summer.
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Hence the pumpkin in the opening credits, which begins as a very squashed squash and slowly inflates, ripening into bloom, with candlelight glowing through its cutout eyes and jagged grin.
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Glyphosate, the herbicide found in Roundup, was developed to kill weeds, not crops, but it is still employed as a desiccant to reduce dry-down time and ensure uniform ripening.
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As we reach the final stage of the cheesemaking process, the cheese is put in the "ripening room," set precisely at 14 degrees Celsius and at 90 to 95 percent humidity.
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Warm spring weather, now coming as early as March, has led to fruit trees flowering before bees arrive to pollinate them, for instance, or fruit and vegetables ripening at unusual times.
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A while later, when the artist strides through ripening crops, we find ourselves gazing directly downward, in fascination, at the tread of his feet, as if ordinary motion were a miracle.
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I successfully grew all my plants, although my chili peppers are still ripening, and really, the fact that organic life sprouted in my stagnant Queens apartment should be considered a modern miracle.
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All season long, the sun has been ripening summer squash, fat purple eggplants, fuzzy green okra, and sweet, sweet corn to perfection, and now's the time to be eating all of it.
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The farm, where a new taproom offers pastoral views of the still-ripening fruit, doesn't appear to share much with the Ironbound, an industrial neighborhood 50 miles to the east in Newark.
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Its soaring crown provides shade and shelter to understory plants; its ripening seed pods are food for birds and monkeys; its seeds are meals for beetles, and its flowers homes for butterflies.
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The best sites in both regions are relatively high in altitude, roughly 1,300 to 23,500 feet above sea level, which prolongs the growing season, permitting smooth, even ripening while retaining great acidity.
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By midsummer, the farm had blossomed into a profusion of stalky pink echinacea flowers, sunshiny-yellow calendula buds, beds of ripening strawberries, fragrant mounds of chamomile and an intoxicating blanket of holy basil.
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It's the capacity for finesse, the ability to express concentration and complexity without weight, along with the propensity for ripening even in difficult vintages, that has shaped the hierarchical rankings of Burgundy's vineyards.
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If Wall Street analysts or board members urge that brand of C.E.O. to consider possible acquisitions, it's a bit like telling your ripening teenager to be sure to have a normal sex life.
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If Wall Street analysts or board members urge that brand of CEO to consider possible acquisitions, it's a bit like telling your ripening teenager to be sure to have a normal sex life.
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New research analyzed climate's influence on the food choices that Kodiak brown bears make; during warmer years, the bears chose elderberries instead of salmon when the berry ripening season and salmon spawning season occur simultaneously.
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Rising stock markets boosted the company's holdings of shares from $122 billion to $171 billion – though with valuations high, Buffett left big deals to the ripening teenagers, as he put it in his annual letter.
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Before killing 708,487 red-winged blackbirds that year, did anyone weigh the damage they do to ripening corn and other crops against the benefit they provide by feeding on corn earworms and other harmful insects?
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Then, there were Mae West's happily lewd provocations "I'm No Angel" and "She Done Him Wrong," in which she looks men up and down, takes her choice, and turns sex into an ever-ripening insinuation.
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The National Hurricane Center's latest forecast notes describe—with bureaucratic glee, if such a thing exists—a confluence of conditions that might lead to Hermine ripening into a hurricane as it travels towards the north Atlantic.
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The multi-spectral readings, he said, reveal differences in the field for each vineyard unfolding in real-time, identifying irrigation leaks, or taking a quick reading of what sections of the field may be ripening first.
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The part of the body being pumped feels like one of those fast-frame films of flowers blooming or seeds ripening; the muscles seem actually to go from pod to blossom in seconds under the skin.
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Organic, materially luscious in the way of ripening fruit, the split circles of Council, Untitled are at once elegant and inescapably seductive; an eloquent reminder of what abstraction can do, and of how it can feel.
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Four of the seven local planters that Reuters spoke to said they expect third-quarter production to chart flat-to-slower growth compared to the previous quarter, as they are already seeing a delay in fruit ripening.
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My mum has grown, and killed, one lemon tree (when I asked her about it on the phone, she chuckled and admitted to "neglect"), her second attempt birthed one single green lemon, which isn't remotely near ripening.
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This year's below average rains, after two straight years of drought, could cut yields of summer-sown crops that are currently ripening for harvesting and also hit the planting of winter-sown crops like wheat and chickpeas.
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Of particular note are Atlantic Mist, a soft-ripening Camembert-style that becomes creamier as it matures, and Mecox Sunrise, an assertive washed-rind cheese, with a firm but satiny texture and some sweetness in the aftertaste.
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The reason for the lack of flavor has to do with the way that cold temperatures reduce the functionality of several genes associated with the production of volatile compounds, as well as epigenetic switches responsible for fruit ripening.
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The cosmos of toys could hardly be farther from the dusty roads and the ripening vines of "Everybody Knows," yet both movies are menaced by the same fear: that your faith in someone else will fall to pieces.
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"As prices went down, we started thinking about alternatives and came up with this," said Siradze, pointing at two rows of tomatoes ripening on the vine under artificial light inside a room heated by a cryptocurrency mining computer.
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Upon arrival in the US, bananas can be kept in airtight warehouses and exposed to just the right amount of ethylene gas to cause artificial ripening before they're stocked in supermarkets, in a uniform pale yellow-green color.
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There is a growing sense around Trump that conditions are ripening for chief of staff Reince Priebus to leave his post -- though sources close to the embattled aide insisted on Friday that he's staying put until asked to leave.
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I learned that the prosperity gospel sprang, in part, from the American metaphysical tradition of New Thought, a late-19th-century ripening of ideas about the power of the mind: Positive thoughts yielded positive circumstances, and negative thoughts negative circumstances.
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Sales of other fruit such as apples, cherries and oranges to markets such as Japan and Korea is heavily restricted because of concerns about the possible transfer of the pest, whose larvae feed on ripening fruit and cause it to rot.
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KANUR, India, March 27 (Reuters) - A three-week lockdown in India aimed at stopping the coronavirus is preventing perishables from reaching its teeming cities, pushing up prices and forcing some farmers to feed their ripening produce to their animals instead.
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Now France seems ready to vent this slow-ripening anger in an election that could see the extreme right return to power for the first time since the 264s and Europe revert to a turbulence not seen since that epoch.
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The Atlantic's science writer Ed Yong summarizes it in a tweet:The researchers surveyed a Kodiak brown bear population in Alaska, calculated elderberry ripening dates, analyzed bear poop and estimated salmon abundances to create a picture of how the relationships changed over time.
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There, its season is December, but the crop from the original California growers, Churchill Orchard of Ojai, starts ripening in mid-January and will be available at select stores nationwide (including the Orchard in Midwood, Brooklyn) for about the next 10 days.
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It picks tomatoes and is able to look at crops and assess their health, and conduct simple operations like pruning vines and observing and controlling ripening profiles so that the robot can cultivate crops (initially tomatoes) continuously and more effectively than people.
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Nausherwan Nawab, a senior science officer at a vegetable research center of the state-run National Agricultural Research Council, said lower spring temperatures of 20 to 25 degrees Celsius a decade ago resulted in slow and steady ripening of spring fruits and vegetables.
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There are two sold in New York: Urdang, a buttery, tawny washed-rind block of satiny cheese, with alluring floral notes and a nice nuttiness; and Cowles, a smaller soft-ripening square, with a bloomy ash-tinged rind and a tart bite.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - While there seems to be no end on the horizon to this year's dramatic rally in U.S. Treasuries that has collapsed yields more than a full percentage point, conditions are ripening for a reversal that could disrupt the market.
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They may be handled by customs officials in Brooklyn, blasted with a ripening gas in New Jersey, haggled over at an enormous produce market in the Bronx and finally taken in an unmarked truck, at night, to a fruit stand near you.
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Before the city really heats up, and our noses remind us of the refuse ripening in our streets, we strapped on a bulletproof vest and went on patrol with Lieutenant Marrero and Officer Steven Aponte, two of the Sanitation Department's 103 agents and officers.
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These characteristics, a problem under the prevailing climate of the last couple of centuries, could be beneficial now and in the future, when a primary goal for growers is to prevent grapes from ripening too fast in the heat and to retain fresh acidity.
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Though Mr. Bouchait — a master cheesemaker based in southwest France — focuses on the 45 French cheeses that have government-controlled names, his broad scope includes types of milk, raw and pasteurized cheeses, ripening, storage, fat content, wine pairings (he prefers white) and 40 recipes.
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KUALA LUMPUR/JAKARTA (Reuters) - Leading palm oil players in Indonesia see production growth being hit in the short to medium term, as the world's top grower of the edible oil faces drought across major planting regions that is expected to delay fruit ripening and lower output.
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Like Japanese miso, tofu-ru (the general term for aged tofu) can be ripened to many different levels of funkiness, and flavored with different grains and microorganisms, which turn colors — like the blue streaks in Roquefort and the green veins of Gorgonzola — as ripening takes place.
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Makueni County is semi-arid and hot, especially during the mango harvesting season in January and February, but the cold storage room can reduce the ambient temperature from 0.203 degrees Celsius to as low as 17 degrees, which slows the ripening of the mangoes by several days.
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Inside, jars of briny olives from Les Baux-de-Provence and fig and plum jams line the wall, and downstairs in the 9503th-century ripening cellar, Mayer offers samples of chunks of traditional grassy brebis from the Camargue and pats of fluffy-silky crémeux pressed with dried wildflowers.
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What they do is they ship green avocados from California to Philadelphia, they send them to the ripening center, they warm them up and get ethylene in them, so they all ripen, and then, when they're moved out to the retail stores, you're actually buying something that's almost ready to eat or ready to eat.
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Adventurous customers can design their own sandwiches (one custom job involved fig jam and Moliterno al Tartufo, an aged pecorino infused with black truffle.) You can eat your sandwich hot off the press either outside, near a shady pocket garden, or inside the pretty shop, where the cool temperatures are just right for ripening cheeses and sunstruck customers.
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Vicky Shiefman Barbara Harshav Emerging American Playwright: Mike Lew American Playwright in Mid-Career: Sibyl Kempson Master American Dramatist: Luis Alfaro Kamau Brathwaite Dave Kindred Edna O'Brien Janine Beichman for her translation of The Essential Yosano Akiko: The Ripening Years Alexander Dickow, for his translation of Neverending Quest for the Other Shore: An Epic in Three Cantos by Sylvie Kandé.
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Each time it seems like we've reached Peak Avocado—as represented by $22 avo toast, high-tech sprays that slow down ripening time or a cereal cafe that serves its breakfasts in the hollowed-out shells of the beloved fruit—another example of extreme avocado fiending comes along to prove that the green, fatty beauties will forever hold the title of favored fruit.
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Hurricane Maria had stripped the hillsides, and now it had been raining, so photographers were stumbling into the red mud as they scrambled to get photos of Mr. Miranda next to a newly planted coffee bush, Mr. Miranda with a ripening bean, Mr. Miranda beside executives from Starbucks and Nespresso and the Rockefeller Foundation, all pledging to help him help the island's storm-battered coffee industry.
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In recent decades, taro farmers have managed to reclaim some of that lost land, but now they find themselves at the mercy of a greater threat: climate change, marked by trade winds turning easterly and weaker, fruits ripening out of season as temperatures creep upward and increasingly freakish weather events like the storm in April 2018, which engulfed Oahu and dropped 49.69 inches of rain on the north shore of Kauai in 24 hours, a national record.
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