Harvesting and Storing Onions

When onion bulbs are as large as they will grow, the tops become weak and fall over. When over half of the tops have fallen over, the onions are ready to harvest. Drying and curing the onions will help them last for several months. And, certain varieties can keep all winter. Produced by the Department of Communications at Kansas State University. For more information, visit our website at: www.kansasgreenyards.org

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wonderful video and great harvest. I want to plant onions here in Las Vegas my garlic is doing great, but onions would be terrific. God Bless I admire your garden. thank you Mercedes in Las Vegas Nevada

[@PixieTrailSprite]

Wow! Look at the size of those onions!

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[@frednowell2868]

great tips thanks alot.

[@Chilavertish]

Why do they need to be shaded?

[@bellajohnson5647]

Will it ruin my White Onions to rinse the dirt off, before I hang them up to dry?

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what sort are them onians

[@FloridaFoodForest]

you should let them dry out in the dirt.

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