How to cure onions for long term storage #curingonions #garden #gardening #onions #homestead #foodstorage #homesteading #growyourownfood | Tanner Farmstead

Curing onions allows them to store longer so you can enjoy your harvests for months. ⁣ Choose a shady, protected location around 75-80°F. If it is indoors, provide a slight breeze with a fan. (I cure mine on a wire rack in my laundry room.)⁣ ⁣ Lay the onions out in a single layer on a rack or floor⁣ ⁣ Allow the onion stems to wither, and the papery skins will tighten around the onion. ⁣ ⁣ Trim roots and trim stems to about 1″ when the necks are moisture-free, completely tight, and dry. ⁣ ⁣ Disca

HOW TO CURE ONIONS FOR LONG TERM STORAGE #garden #gardening #onions #curingonions #gardendesign #homestead #homesteading #homesteadlife #gardenideas | Tanner Farmstead

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Did you know that onion harvesting is a crucial step in the farming process? It typically takes place when the tops of the onions start to yellow and fall over. Harvesting at the right time ensures maximum bulb development. After pulling them from the ground, onions should be left to cure so their skins dry for storage. This process allows them to mature fully and extends their shelf life. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or an amateur gardener, mastering onion harvesting techniques will ensure