Bigger is not better when it comes to finding the perfect zucchini to grill. Large zucchinis tend to have their flavor "spread out" through the vegetable. That is, they're usually somewhat watery and flavorless compared to smaller zucchinis, so choose the latter for grilling. A good rule of thumb is not to pick a zucchini that's much bigger than a hand-held flashlight. Zucchinis' taste starts to suffer after they reach about six to eight inches in length. Did you know that not all zucchinis are green? In fact, perfectly-ripe zucchinis can be green, yellow, and even white. No matter what color of zucchini you get, check the vegetable to make sure its color appears rich, bright, and vibrant. Dull or "dead"-looking zucchinis, on the other hand, may be a sign that the vegetables are past their prime. A ripe zucchini that's ready for grilling should be firm and crisp. However, it shouldn't be outright hard the flesh should give very slightly when squeezed. You'll also want to run your hand down the length of the zucchini to check for nicks, cuts, and other deformations. If you find any, pick a different zucchini. The best zucchinis have a very soft, subtle "hair" on them. You should be able to feel this light, bristly texture with the back of your hand. Fresh, high-quality zucchinis last about a week in the fridge. If you can, place the zucchini in a paper bag, rather than a plastic one. Airtight plastic materials can trap in moisture, making the zucchini get slimy and spoil faster. Tightly-wrapped zucchinis also store for months in freezer. In this case, you will want to wrap the zucchini tightly in plastic wrap or place it in a tight ziplock bag. Blanching the zucchini before freezing it can prevent it from discoloring and losing its texture while frozen. See our article on blanching vegetables for more information.
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One-sentence summary -- Look for a small-to-medium sized zucchini. Look for a vibrant color. Feel for a firm, smooth texture. Store zucchinis in the fridge.

Q: For farm hands or employees younger than 16, familiarize yourself with OSHA labor standards regarding child labor. Some jobs involving heavy machinery are too dangerous to be performed by less experienced workers. "HO/A #1 The FLSA prohibits youth under 16 years of age from operating a tractor of over 20 PTO (power-take-off) horsepower, and from connecting or disconnecting implements or parts to such a tractor." In some places, it's necessary to obtain a registration to drive your tractor on the road (the UK and Australia, for example) while many other regions forego registration as long as your tractor displays reflective caution tape and is clearly visible. For heavy-duty weed control and maintenance of rough areas of your property, it's useful to get a mowing attachment to eliminate invasive weeds and brush. Most Kubotas and other common smaller tractors have a wide variety of attachments, including buckets that will make your tractor into a kind of small-scale backhoe. You can haul brush and other junk around your property. Follow proper driving safety when adding a bucket. Never drive with the bucket in full "up" position, but always remember to raise it into the drive position so it's not dragging in the mud. If you've got a row to hoe, the job is much easier with a cultivator to break up the dirt and help plant your crop. If you're using tractor attachments, you'll need to be especially careful to drive extremely carefully and use the guidelines outlined in the owner's manual for each implement, attachment, or device. Make sure that heavier attachments are outfitted with independent brakes in good working condition, and learn to use them. Make sure to follow proper safety precautions while hitching your tractor to wagons or other farming implements: Make sure that the area in front and behind, making sure especially that no one is behind the tractor Back the tractor up slowly Practice a safe stop, applying the emergency brake Put the transmission in neutral Dismount the tractor and hitch up
A: Make sure all operators are trained and familiar with the tractor. Outfit your tractor with a mowing attachment. Attach a tractor bucket and learn to use it. Use cultivator attachments on larger tractors to plow for planting. Make sure any attachments heavier than the tractor itself have independent brakes. Hitch all attachments properly.

Article: Cut the potato through the middle. Do not cut it lengthwise. You should end up with two roughly equal halves with a flat, circular base exposing the potatoes' flesh. This will be the bottom of your potato half. Fill a watertight glass or ceramic container with at least 1 inch (2.54 cm) of warm, fresh water. You want about half of your sweet potato sections to be submerged. Too little water may prevent them from sprouting, while too much could drown out the sprouts. The water should be at or just a little above room temperature. If the water is too hot, it could scald or hurt your sweet potato. Place the exposed flesh of your sweet potatoes down in the water. Try not to overcrowd the container. There should be a little more than a finger width's worth of distance between potatoes to allow the sprouts to grow. Once your sweet potatoes are set up, place the container in a warm area such as a window sill or near a heat vent. The ideal temperature is around 80 F (about 26.5 C) or slightly warmer. If you do not have a consistently warm area, consider investing in a heat lamp to keep your potatoes warm. You can buy one from most home improvement or gardening stores. Check the water levels for your sweet potatoes every day during the 2-3 month sprouting process. If you notice the water levels dropping in your potato container, top it off with some warm, fresh water. Do this only as necessary while your sprouts grow. The exact amount of time you will need to grow your sweet potatoes will depend on a number of factors. After around 2-3 months, though, they should be around 6 in (about 15.25 cm) tall with leaves and roots starting to grow. At this point, they are likely ready to transplant. Use a knife to carefully remove your slip from the sweet potato at the point where the slip meets the tuber. Try to save as much of the root system as you can. At this point, your sweet potato sprouts should be ready to grow.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use a sharp knife to cut your sweet potato in half. Fill a container with warm, fresh water. Place your sweet potatoes flesh-down in the water. Keep the container in a warm area. Top off the water regularly for 2-3 months. Allow your slips to grow until they are around 6 in (15.25 cm) tall. Remove your sprouts from the sweet potato.

Article: Verify the file to ensure that you will not download a virus that is harmful to your computer. Make sure you download it from a trusted source with a number of user-generated reviews. Oftentimes fonts will download in a ZIP file, which will need to be extracted after downloading. You can do this by simply double-clicking the ZIP file and then dragging the font file to another location on your computer, such as your desktop. Click Start and then click Control Panel. This menu allows you to adjust the settings for your computer. Click on Appearance and Personalization in your Control Panel, and then open the Fonts option. If the File menu is not visible, press the Alt key to make it appear. Select "Install New Font" from the drop down menu. A Fonts dialog box should pop up to help you navigate through installation. Make sure that the file has been unpacked if it was in ZIP format, otherwise it will not show up in the list of files. Follow the prompts from the installation wizard. You should be able to access your font the next time you open your program. If you have problems accessing your font, try restarting your computer.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find a font file online that is compatible with your version of Windows. Click "Download" to save the file to your computer. Open the Control Panel. Open the Fonts menu. Click the File menu. Choose the location of the newly downloaded font file. Choose "Install" once the proper file is selected.