-WOW!!!!Great opportunity to own one of the greatest views on beautiful Lake of the Ozarks in a fantastic area by water and land!Just a short distance off 5 HWY in Sunrise Beach and black top all the way to property.There are so many different opportunities here!Make a lakeside rv park, a mobile home park or a great place to develop homes.It would also make a great place for a lakeside restaurant/bar in an area where there is not any for miles.There are 3 wells on the property, a large ...
Step 6. Harvest caraway seeds in the second year after they flower. Cut the plants off at the base once the seeds darken in color and hang them upside down over a bowl for two weeks to finish drying. Shake the dried bunches into the basket, dislodging the seeds.
Annual caraway requires a long growing season to mature and is considered too risky to grow in Alberta. In the seedling year, biennial plants resemble carrots, growing about 20 cm (8 in.) tall, with finely divided leaves and a long taproot.By the second year, 60 to 90 cm (2 - 3 ft.) stalks develop (Figure 1), topped by umbels with pink or white flowers (Figure 2). These produce the seed, which is used as a spice.ccording to the 2006 Canadian census, the area seeded to caraway in western Canada was over 7,500 hectares (18,600 acres), which was a drop in acreage from prior years. At present, the United States is the main market for Canadian caraway; however, production and exports vary greatly from year to year.