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Hey, this is Carolyn with homesteading family and here is a podcast short.

In other words, an answer to a question that you have asked. Okay, Carolyn Callahan on early summer

garden tour. Is there a difference between your onions, one to eat off now and one for storage?

You can answer that one.

Yeah, so there are different varieties of onions and some are much better for storage than others are.

So we have several different keeping and storage varieties, and then we have, I think we have about one fresh eating variety. Even the

yellow, even the reds and the whites that we have this year are noted to be good keeping varieties.

We do so much storage that we try to really wait everything towards that keeper variety and

the storage variety. Because the thing thing is you can still eat them

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