Popular fall produce (pt. 1)
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Apples are one of the most popular fall fruits due to their balance of sweet and tart flavors that are synonymous with cooler weather. Pumpkins are iconic symbols of fall and provide nutritional benefits as a great source of vitamins and minerals. Cranberries peak in flavor during October and November and have health benefits like preventing urinary tract infections. Sweet potatoes are regularly eaten during Thanksgiving thanks to their natural sweetness and versatility in cooking, and they are high in nutrients. Pears are among the healthiest fall produce due to their fiber helping lower cholesterol.
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Pennsylvania has three major rivers - the Ohio, Susquehanna, and Delaware Rivers. It also has several reservoirs and lakes, including Allegheny and Pymatuning reservoirs in the northwest and Raytown Lake in the south. Over 1,239 square miles of Pennsylvania are covered by water, including Lake Erie which is the largest lake in the state. Greenhouse and nursery products as well as mushrooms are top agricultural crops, while livestock such as milk, beef, and chickens also contribute significantly to Pennsylvania's economy. The climate varies across the state with cold winters and temperatures ranging widely by region.
Ppt example 3
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Fruits, vegetables, and meat are foods that come from farms. Most food produced in the United States comes from farms, where crops are grown depending on the climate. Produce like fruits and vegetables grow in different parts of the world, with some crops thriving in hot places like Central America and others growing well in milder climates like the Midwest. North Carolina's weather supports the production of crops that can tolerate heat and variable rainfall, including occasional droughts and thunderstorms, with some examples being sweet potatoes, soybeans, and tobacco.
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Popular fall produce (pt. 1)
- 2. Apples Apples consistently stand out as one of fall’s most popular fruits. Something about the fruit’s crisp balance of sweet and tart is synonymous with cooler weather and falling leaves. Apples tend to spike in popularity during the fall thanks to their sheer number of different flavors, which provide bakers a wide range of opportunity in terms of crafting the perfect fall treat.
- 3. Pumpkins Pumpkins may very well be the most iconic image of fall in general, whether they are being made into jack-o-lanterns during Halloween or delicious pies during Thanksgiving. In addition to holding such an essential set of seasonal purposes, the vegetables also provide the added bonus of being extremely nutritious — they are a great source of alpha- and beta- carotene and are loaded with omega-3 fatty acids.
- 4. Cranberries Cranberries' high availability during fall comes as a result of their well-timed freshness cycle, which allows them to peak in flavor during October and November. Like pumpkins, the berries pair their great taste with a variety of health benefits, including added protection against urinary tract infections.
- 5. Sweet potatoes Sweet potatoes are a regular component of thanksgiving meals worldwide thanks to their natural sweet flavor and versatility in terms of preparation options. These vegetables also peak in freshness during the fall season, and their rich orange color — commonly observed in the United States — is actually rare in many other parts of the world.
- 6. Pears Pears are among some of the healthiest fall-centric produce items out there. Their health benefits include an excess of soluble fibers, which helps to lower “bad” cholesterol. The fruits can be divided into two categories — European and Asian — but both stand as delicious and nutritious additions to a fall salad or healthy dessert.