Storing Vegetables and Fruits at Home

Offers the essentials for storing vegetables and fruits in pits, cellars, or basements without refrigeration. Tells how to provide the right temperature, humidity, and ventilation.

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Author: Hillers, Val

SKU: EB1326E

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