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I have weight lose issue. Since I don't eat any meat, nuts are one good replacement for me.
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How do they measure that 8 gallons per almond? Given how many almonds are on a tree, and how many trees are in the orchards, it seems to me that could reach into the billions of gallons of water or more. Iāve always wondered how they arrived at such a number.Each almond requires 8 gallons of water to produce. 80% of almonds are grown in drought prone California. Over 80% of that crop is sold to China. Most are subsidized. Anyone see a problem?
Actually, if you look it up, it takes about 1.1 gallons to 3.2 gallons.How do they measure that 8 gallons per almond? Given how many almonds are on a tree, and how many trees are in the orchards, it seems to me that could reach into the billions of gallons of water or more. Iāve always wondered how they arrived at such a number.
Honestly, that still seems very high to me. Again a whole lotta almonds on a single tree. Iāve driven past the almond orchards in Californiaās Central Valley, they go on for miles and miles and miles. That would be so much water on that concentrated area where the orchards are. And other plants and stuff also using water in the area, it isnāt like only the almond trees are using the water.Actually, if you look it up, it takes about 1.1 gallons to 3.2 gallons.
From AI
Based on widely cited research, it takes approximately 1.1 gallons of water to produce a single almond. While some studies suggest a range of 1 to 3.2 gallons per kernel depending on methodology, the commonly quoted "8 gallons" figure is inaccurate; a single almond is not equivalent to 8 gallons of water.
Read some time ago that the owner of California based āwonderful pistachiosā company also control a majority of the states water productionEach almond requires 8 gallons of water to produce. 80% of almonds are grown in drought prone California. Over 80% of that crop is sold to China. Most are subsidized. Anyone see a problem?
Look up how water is divided, fish are considered, how farmers and tribes weigh in, and most importantly who makes those decisions. Itās a shocking display each year. We have water science, fish science, agricultural science, and none of those are used to reach decisions. It is one of the most horrible processes Iāve witnessed.Honestly, that still seems very high to me. Again a whole lotta almonds on a single tree. Iāve driven past the almond orchards in Californiaās Central Valley, they go on for miles and miles and miles. That would be so much water on that concentrated area where the orchards are. And other plants and stuff also using water in the area, it isnāt like only the almond trees are using the water.
I am having a hard time believing it.
They are actually the same as any stone fruit. It reflects the entire life cycle of the tree.Honestly, that still seems very high to me. Again a whole lotta almonds on a single tree. Iāve driven past the almond orchards in Californiaās Central Valley, they go on for miles and miles and miles. That would be so much water on that concentrated area where the orchards are. And other plants and stuff also using water in the area, it isnāt like only the almond trees are using the water.
I am having a hard time believing it.
I stand corrected. 1.1-3.1 gallons.How do they measure that 8 gallons per almond? Given how many almonds are on a tree, and how many trees are in the orchards, it seems to me that could reach into the billions of gallons of water or more. Iāve always wondered how they arrived at such a number.
Same as any stone fruit.Actually, if you look it up, it takes about 1.1 gallons to 3.2 gallons.
From AI
Based on widely cited research, it takes approximately 1.1 gallons of water to produce a single almond. While some studies suggest a range of 1 to 3.2 gallons per kernel depending on methodology, the commonly quoted "8 gallons" figure is inaccurate; a single almond is not equivalent to 8 gallons of water.
why are you stoning fruitSame as any stone fruit.
Cling stone or free stone or rolling stone or stone free? Big, small, short or tall,Ive stoned them allā¦why are you stoning fruit![]()
What about Sly and the family StoneCling stone or free stone or rolling stone or stone free? Big, small, short or tall,Ive stoned them allā¦
Jungle boogie your way to the peaches.What about Sly and the family Stone
Youāre over 60I stay away from all nuts.
No, but I learnt to stay away from nuts in school.Youāre over 60
I've learned to protect my nuts, in and out of school.No, but I learnt to stay away from nuts in school.
Ahh the school days, a bowl of mixed nuts we wereNo, but I learnt to stay away from nuts in school.