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    Posted: 02 Aug 2020 at 12:24pm
Been workin on yellow summer squash and onions for now.

onions in the 5 trays


one batch had 5 quart bags and one had 8 bags----- still workin on more.It's the only way to store them since these are not the storage type onions

squash plants

some of the onions
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Awesome! You add hope for us all! Tracy
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what kind of "machine" ?  temp ?
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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Harvest-right 5-tray model. Everything is computer controlled on it. There is no off-flavor in the finished product like there is with dehydrating.
It uses sensors to decide how much time is needed and uses very low heat to do the drying. When done and turns off, there is still ice on the sides of the chamber but trays are warm to the touch, food is bone dry and ready to store.
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I have wondered how they do that. We buy some freeze dried fruit and add to honey. Thanks for posting this. Interesting.
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