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In the past, the wild pineapples I harvested were often considered worthless in the agricultural industry. Many people don't know its true value and see it as just a wild plant that is not worth caring about. However, I decided to change that perspective and exploit their potential. After thoroughly researching the characteristics and benefits of wild pineapples, I found that they have a distinctive flavor and some significant health benefits. I took care of them with great care and made sure that they were harvested at the right time, when the pineapples had reached perfect ripeness. Once there was a significant amount of wild pineapples, I decided to bring them to the market. I have prepared a smart sales strategy, focusing on highlighting the uniqueness and benefits of this pineapple. The results were unexpected! Not only did I sell a lot of products, but I also made a significant amount of money, far exceeding my expectations. The story of this wild pineapple is a clear demonstration that things that others may consider worthless can become golden opportunities if we recognize and exploit them properly.

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Montana Has More Cows Than People. Why Are Locals Eating Beef From Brazil? “Making It Work” is a series is about small-business owners striving to endure hard times. While many people can conjure up romantic visions of a Montana ranch — vast valleys, cold streams, snow-capped mountains — few understand what happens when the cattle leave those pastures. Most of them, it turns out, don’t stay in Montana. https://lnkd.in/g-RBY5My

#DidYouKnow that Saffron holds the title of being the priciest spice, because only three threads are produced by each saffron flower? This necessitates the harvest of thousands of flowers to obtain a single ounce of saffron. 😲 Every fragile thread is carefully hand-picked and dried. Fortunately, a small amount of saffron can go a long way. 😊 #Saffron #RedGold #KnowYourSpices #FlavorFun #ToucanSpices #SpiceItUp

Did you know that in 18th century Prussia, Fredrick the Great wanted to introduce potatoes to his people? His thinking was that if there was another major source of carbs then it would put less pressure on wheat supplies, bringing down the general price of food. A noble cause, however, the people of the time were not having it. They thought a potato looked and tasted disgusting. He tried to make it compulsory to eat but the peasantry couldn’t even get their dogs to eat them. So he thought of a different plan. He would rebrand the potato. He declared the potato a royal vegetable and would only allow the royal family to eat it. He even assigned guards to protect the royal potato patch. The peasants knew that if something was worth guarding it was worth stealing and in no time there was a massive underground potato growing operation and it completely took off. Proving that, what you tell the world about your product is just as important as the quality of the product itself. Let us help you tell the world what it needs to hear. 😊 📞 082 219 9703 💬 081 770 5472 ✉ sales@righthand.co.za 🌐 https://buff.ly/3Izw7ki #righthanddesigns #righthand #yourbusinesslookingremarkable #marketinglikepotatoes #telltheworld

How to properly store pears: not all summer residents know Not all summer residents know how to properly store the pear harvest. https://lnkd.in/ehrDE_vG

See that mound of #avocados over there? It's the result of perfect weather and increased harvest capacity. It's time to make some guac! 📈 Let's get some orders going. Contact Joaquin... 📲 956.283.1031 📧 Joaquin@StonehillProduce.com #grocery #supermarkets #supermercados #produceindustry #avolovers #fruit

One of the special privileges of being a farmer is getting to taste the very first ripe fruit straight from the tree. Our very first harvest season of yellow passion fruit is here! #yellowpassionfruit #passionfruit #freshpassionfruit #freshfruitsuplier

How to Preserve a Potato Harvest: It Will Be Like Fresh from the Garden In what conditions should potato tubers be stored and what tricks help them stay fresh. https://lnkd.in/eZc7qpBR

Vineyard Update: We received 1.3 inches of rain this week. More rain is in the forecast. Rain is vital to Virginia’s wine industry as most of our acreage is not irrigated. The timing and severity of drought conditions determine the affect on the vintage. Last year’s dry spell was later in the growing season and we had an exceptional quality vintage. This year’s dry spell was worrisome because it was more severe and it was prior to verasion. Verasion is approximately 16 weeks after bud break. This year’s warm temps and dry conditions have accelerated the grapes. Most growers I have talked to say we are 10-14 days ahead of last year. Verasion usually starts 16 weeks after bud break (we are at week 13) but we will likely see it begin in the next week or so. We will be watching the grape bunches carefully. In early to mid-August we will start to test the juice for acid (pH) and sugar (brix). #knowyourwine #virginiavineyards #virginiawine