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Wash the seeds to remove any flesh and strings. Cure the seeds by laying them out in a single layer on a paper towel to dry. Store them this way in a place that is dry and out of direct sunlight. Once thoroughly dried, in 3 to 7 days, store them in an envelope in a cool dry place with the rest of your seed supply.
To direct sow, plant yellow summer squash early prolific straightneck seeds when the soil temperature reaches at least 70 degrees F. Plant them 1/2″ deep, 3-4` apart and thin to 8-10` apart. For companion planting benefits, plant squashes along with corn but avoid planting them with potatoes.
The Early Prolific Straightneck Squash is a summer squash that is very popular in the United States. This variety is a tasty, bright yellow, straight-necked type squash that tapers towards the stem end. Harvest this squash at 12-14 inches long but are more tender and succulent when they are 5-6 inches long.
The optimal way to freeze butternut squash is to peel the squash, remove its seeds and cut it up into 1-inch cubes. Spread cubes in a single layer on a parchment paper-lined baking sheet and place them in the freezer for one hour.
One of the prime advantages of roasted squash seeds is that they can be stored for long periods of time. Additionally, they can be kept at room temperature for up to three months. And, if you refrigerate or freeze them, they will last for as long as one year.
Line a dry baking sheet with parchment paper and place the squash cubes or slices on it in a single layer. Freeze for one hour, or until solid. Once the squash has frozen solid, you can slide if off the parchment paper and transfer it to zip-top freezer bags to store for the long haul.
Freezing Summer Squash: Choose young squash with tender skins. Wash and cut in ½-inch slices. Blanch in boiling water for 3 minutes; cool in ice water for at least 3 minutes. Drain and package into freezer bags or freezer containers, leaving ½-inch headspace.
After planting and watering the seed, watch for germination to take place. Depending on the soil temperature, this occurs within 3-10 days for both winter and summer squash plants.
Before planting, allow the squash to ripen until it`s almost but not quite rotting. Then be sure to separate the flesh from the seeds and then allow them to dry before planting.
The Yellow Straightneck is a classic summer squash and can be used both raw and cooked in recipes that call for zucchini or summer squash. When sliced thin it can be layered into lasagna, enchiladas and ratatouille or utilized raw in salads and carpaccio. Grate and add to coleslaw, quick breads and pancakes.
You don`t need to cook summer squash. All varieties can be eaten raw. Shred raw summer squash for a taco filling — or as a substitute for shredded lettuce on a burger or a hot dog.
Slice the squash into manageable chunks (roughly 1-inch cubes). Lay out the diced squash on a baking sheet in a single layer, then place it in the freezer for about an hour, or until frozen. Transfer the squash to a plastic bag, and store in the freezer for up to a year.
Wash and cut in 1/2-inch slices. Water blanch 3 minutes. Cool promptly, drain and package, leaving 1/2-inch headspace. Seal and freeze.
Recalcitrant seeds cannot be stored in a conventional freezer as they cannot survive after drying and/or freezing at -20°C. Intermediate seeds tend to age faster than orthodox seeds and may have only a 5 year lifespan when stored at -20°C.
As long as your seeds have been able to dry completely, they can freeze without a lot of damage.
Can I freeze zucchini without blanching it? Yes, you absolutely can freeze zucchini without boiling or cooking it! Instead of cutting it into slices, you will need to grate or shred the zucchini before freezing. Storing it like this will save you quite a bit of time.
If canning cubed squash is not how you want to preserve it, freezing puree is a great alternative.
Storage Conditions

Squash store best at an even 50°F in a dark place. This could be a cool and dark shelf, cabinet, or drawer in the kitchen, pantry, or closet. They also store well in a warmer section of the root cellar such as on the top shelf.

Store squash ideally between 41 to 50 °F with a relative humidity of 95%. Under these conditions, squash is acceptable for up to 2 weeks. Squash stored at refrigeration temperatures of 41 °F should have a shelf life of 4 days.
About: Butternut squash have the longest storage potential and best flavor after a few months in storage. We grow more butternuts than anything, because they also prove to be the most versatile in the kitchen! The skin on butternuts is not considered edible, I also remove it before eating.
Storing squash and root vegetables to keep them fresh

Squash and root vegetables should be stored in a cool, dark, dry spot outside the fridge like a cupboard or root cellar. You can also store garlic, onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, yams, pumpkins and rutabaga this way.

Grow them in an area that gets 6 or more hours of sun and has rich, well-drained soil. Give your native soil a nutrient boost by mixing in several inches aged compost or other rich organic matter. Squash rely on consistent moisture but avoid wetting the leaves; 1 to 1.5 inches of water weekly is best.
In addition to being both delicious and prolific, bush squash are also quick to mature—75 to 85 days for most varieties, compared to more than 100 days for many vining squash. In areas with a short growing season, bush varieties make a winter squash crop possible.
how many squash do you get per plant? For butternut squash you can expect 5 or 6 fruits per plant through the growing season, for some larger squash and pumpkins you may only get 2 to 4.

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A5 freezing up
ANSWER : There might be a couple of reasons for the malfunction. It is my experience that the upgrades made for Tippmann not always improve the performance of the guns, in fact they may cause problems like the one mentioned. I would try to switching your set up back to see if the problem continues and if it does make sure you have a fully loaded tank and that the internals on your cyclone are functioning correctly.

I need new poles for Swiss Gear tent # SG33071F
ANSWER : Go to Home depot and buy a tube that fit the pole. Cut it into 5 or 6 inches for the broken areas. It costs me less than 2 dollars. Let me know how it turn out on yours.

I have a new York 4 ton 15SEER YHJF48 with X13 motor air handler heat pump. It has a digital thermostat, touch screen, programmable, with many numbers on it. Not sure which to include here, but will try pat.# 6595430D509151 and TH 8321u1055. I do not have an instruction manual and cannot seem to reach the installer. I’ve been trying all summer and fall, and as cold weather approaches would certainly like to be able to program it to warm up before anyone in the household has to get up in the cold! Can you help?
ANSWER : Hi,
The t-stat you have is a Honeywell TH8321U1055 That probably is an OEM number but will program the same as any TH8321U t-stat….

Here is a tip that I wrote about that t-stat…

http://www.fixya.com/support/r3916016-honeywell_th8320u_thermostat

Here is a tip that I wrote about finding the manual(s) that you need

http://www.fixya.com/support/r3894275-manual_honeywell_find_honeywell_manuals

This should be the operating manual that you need…

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Fuji s5700,turns on but when going to take pic display goes blank
ANSWER : If the camera is beyond economical repair due to moisture, it usually means the insides have been corroded beyond measure. This means that corrosion would be all over the main boards in the camera, in the lens and also in the ribbon cables. It would cost less to buy a replacement off of ebay. Sorry for the bad news.

Our 1996 Ski-Doo MXZ brakes won’t bleed, we took the caliper apart to clean it because the brakes were freezing up on it when they heated up. So my husband cleaned the caliper and put it back on and the breaks won’t bleed at all now. There doesn’t seem to be anything in the line, but the fluid will not flow through when he bleeds them…now what??
ANSWER : The problem is in the master cylinder, There are two small holes at the bottom of the master. the first one (the bigger of the two) is closest to where the brake handle pushes on the plunger should be clean. The second one is the problem it will be plugged with rust . You will need a 12 thousands of an inch drill to clean this out. What I used was a torch tip cleaner. very carefully clean the hole out and blow air into the bleeder in the brake caliper if it is clean you should have mist coming out the small hole you just cleaned. put new brake fluid in (dot 4) bleed the air out things should be back to normal.

Can someone explain the difference to me between racquetball and squash?
ANSWER : It can be hard to see the difference between racquetball and squash as outwardly they might seem very similar.Read this article that clearly explains the differences between the games;http://www.differencebetween.net/miscellaneous/differences-between-squash-and-racquetball/

Water build up in the starter & Reqoil case of my Polaris ATV
ANSWER : Your drain plugs should be visable, if they exist, on the lowest point of the body of the device. If you can’t readily see them, consider drying out the entire unit with a hair dryer and a little patience in drying the entire unit. From then on, I would consider evaluating the depth of water before entering. After all, the unit may not be amphibious, which sounds like your intended use!
Also, the battery may be affected by the extreme cold, as they often are, leaving a different approach to this problem. Good Luck!