publication[removed]Specialty Crop Profile: Asparagus Anthony Bratsch, Extension Specialist, Vegetables and Small Fruit

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Date: 2014-11-25 12:21:40 Soil science Agricultural soil science Asparagus Invasive plant species Tillage Maize Common asparagus beetle Fern Agriculture Medicinal plants Food and drink		publication[removed]Specialty Crop Profile: Asparagus Anthony Bratsch, Extension Specialist, Vegetables and Small Fruit Add to Reading List Source URL: pubs.ext.vt.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,17 MB Share Document on Facebook

	BEEF AND ASPARAGUS WITH BLACK BEAN SAUCE by Richard and Pam Wright Serves 60 Here is a recipe that won’t take all day to cook and has minimum ingredients. Figure about 1/3 pound of DocID: 1vrej - View Document
	BRUNCH SPECIALTIES EGGS BENEDICT* 24 Poached eggs, peameal ham, English muffin, asparagus, hollandaise MAINE LOBSTER BENEDICT* 35 DocID: 1v4Zd - View Document
	BASTILLE DAY MENU Available for lunch & dinner on Saturday 14th July ENTRÉES Asparagus mimosaWatercress soup 11.50 DocID: 1uSFI - View Document
	STARTERS HANDCRAFTED TART Filled with Somerset brie, sweet asparagus and toasted pine nuts, rested on a bed of garden leaves with balsamic glazed cherry tomatoes TRIO OF SALMON Smoked, Dill and beetroot with potato salad DocID: 1uKDb - View Document
	Student Sleuths – Answer Key Asparagus 1. In what food sources is vitamin E found? What are the eight common forms in which vitamin E occurs? Primary-level response: DocID: 1uD57 - View Document