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Showing posts with label Tree and beans. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Harvest 2010

August 27, harvested 2 kg in Corpus Christi, Texas most of the crop had fallen, but still plenty of wholesome beans.
August 29, harvested 2 kg a block from the house in San Antonio, Texas also most of the crop fallen but manage to select a few wholesome beans.
August 30, harvested 2 kg a few block from home in the parking lot of Walmart at Bandera and Isom, also the crop had fallen but did manage to save a few good beans.
Washed and chlorinated all 6 kg and then rinsed and dried, video on this procedure has been blogged earlier, the last two samples were ground with frequent re-drying for the ambient was high in humidity, a friend tufted it and got a granola like looking product, I got my usual meal type product.
In a month will re-do my beer recipe increasing the mesquite portion to the English ale recipe. The rest will be for the bread and pancakes when visit comes.
Keep talking to Valero and all other petrochemical companies with no success did visit the Tall and Straight orchard of Dr. Felker at Kingsville Texas A&M and found it abandoned could not find anyone to talk mesquite to, but it was Saturday. Wrote to a person today that says to be representative of the ethanol connection for US and Brazil, this guy by the name of Delgado is sure sweet on both ends, told him that mesquite could be the 2nd corn, with no investment, it is already planted and needs no care I told him.
Keep mesquiting you all, as I will.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

VIII. 2008 Crop


1. Zacatecas, Mexico ready for harvest
2. Corpus Christi, Texas some beans on the floor
3. San Antonio, Texas most beans still green / harvest started June 10, 2008
4. Possible test of bread and cookies in Juchipila, Zacatecas.
5. Most definitely bread and cookies at this your home by July.
6. Funds for industrial application as fuel or as food or feed not secured at this moment.
7. No reports from South Africa with their manna natural product, http://www.dunefoods.com/ or from other African mesquite connections such as Sudan or Zimbabwee.
8. No reports from the Middle East mesquite crop.
9. No report from Brazil or Argentina or Peru.


Sunday, February 17, 2008

The Mesquite tree

The Mesquite tree
Many strong roots

The history and possibilities of the tree: Mesquite. (Prosopis glandulosa glandulosa mostly in Texas, palida, other variants of this species Prosopis )

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M.S in Microbiology, Wichita State University 1959. Worked for Pet Milk and H.J.Heinz (Mexico), and since 1973 retired consultant for food and feed industries.