1 Look at the insulin. 2  Short or rapid-acting insulin (Regular, Humalog, NovoLog, and Apidra) and Lantus or Levemir should appear clear. 3  Do not use it if the drug appears to have pieces in it or is discolored. 4  Intermediate or mixed insulin (NPH, 75/25, 70/30, or 50/50) will appear cloudy and white. This type of insulin should be gently mixed before use. 2  To do this, roll the pen between your hands. 3  You must also turn the pen up and down ten times as shown in picture (Fig. 2). 4  Look at the insulin to be sure it is evenly mixed (cloudy white) with no clumping of particles.
Vegetables Grown Hydroponically. A wide variety of annual vegetables can grow in vertical hydroponic systems. Cucumbers (Cucumis sativus), lettuce (Lactuca sativa), peppers (Capsicum spp.) and tomatoes (Lycopersicon spp. syn. Solanum spp. and hybrids) are some of the produce more commonly grown in hydroponic systems.
Crops. Greenhouse and nursery products lead in this category. Hay, maple products, apples, and sweet corn are other major products. Hay, oats and grain corn are grown to feed Vermont livestock. Leading vegetables grown in the state are sweet corn and potatoes. Apples (official state fruit & pie) are the largest fruit crop. Vermont is a leading maple-syrup producing state and also produces many specialty food products such as cheese, ice cream and sauces. Vermont designated maple as the (official state flavor) in 1994. [