Healthful Lifestyle, Healthy Eating : Sweet Potato

The shrub family, Convolvulaceae, holds the particular lineage for the Ipomoea batatas additionally known since Sweet Potato. The ready-to-eat tubers come in the variety of coloured cultivars with the most recognized being the traditional Orange colored. Colours also include whitened, orange, and purple.
The mildly distant relative associated with the traditional potato. Several areas recognise the spud as a Yam yet a true yam is certainly more distinct in look than a Sweet Spud. It has also already been called Sweet Orange Spud in some Countries.
Sugary Potatoes are native in order to Mexico through to Southern usa. Its use within America goes back in order to at least the center of the 15th One hundred year where the American Indians were recorded as expanding them for food.
Columbous brought the Potato back again from the West Indies on his first Trip there. The Spanish had been thought to have exchanged the potatoes with the particular English where King Holly VIII was proven to appreciate them.
The Sweet Spud can be grown Naturally and is available through Certified Organic Growers. This has many health advantages and nutritional qualities. The particular Potatoes are rich in Proteins, Carbohydrates and Dietary dietary fibre. They are low within Fat and high within Calcium. These are a wealthy source of Potassium, Phosphorous, Magnesium and Zinc. They will contain a natural way to obtain sodium. Vitamins A plus C are also superior.
Sweet Potato contains substantial amounts of, Thiamine (Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Niacin (Vitamin B3), Pantothenic acid (Vitamin B5), Supplement B6, and Folate (Vitamin B9).
– Being a good extremely useful vegetable, the particular Sweet potato can end up being seen as being a regular addition in many households about the world. Its flexibility causes it to be suitable for the wide range of meals.
– Roasted with the mixture of traditional taters, carrots and onions, the particular sweet orange potato can make an excellent addition along with your favourite piece of beef roasts meat.
– Sweet spud can be utilized as a substitute to traditional potato or even in addition to this. Potato bakes can end up being made from Sweet spud or layers of the particular combination of traditional plus sweet potato.
– Since a vegetable in soups and casseroles sweet spud adds a nutritious for filler injections and extender to enhancing quantity and flavour.
: It can make a good excellent nutritious substitute in order to traditional French fries or even potato chips
– The particular leaves from the shrub can also be utilized, though less common since the tuber.
Along along with its many uses as being a plate vegetable. Sweet orange colored potato can be discovered in many Super fresh fruit powders and Nutritional products. It really is higher in Antioxidant properties plus offers much nutrition whenever accepted as a dietary supplement for diets lacking within quality nutritious fruit and veggies.

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25 Comments

  1. Afzal Cassim

    Using nature a better way to sustain us!

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  2. okidot

    Hi! Just wanted to ask what the name of the track at the beginning of the
    video is, cheers!!

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  3. MINEEAE

    thanx for sharing your experiences, it empowers us people
    i wish you a good, fullfilling life!
    ;-)

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  4. Angela Santangelo

    My heap would be in the area where my dog urinates. Is that considered
    green?

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  5. Jennifer Lucio

    wow you said 60 degrees so i looked up Fahrenheit and its 140. That’s
    hot!!! didnt think it could get that hot

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  6. eineohrfeige

    David, this is not word for word. I took your general statements and
    condensed some into sentences that still express what you are saying. I
    hope this is good enough for your translations. 🙂

    Now I just wanted to show you how a compost area might look like. We have
    some leaf mulch here, now i spent much of the morning separating 3
    different kinds of materials. There was a big pile ontop of that old
    compost pile there, we have a lot of these old branches, leaf mulch. What
    I’ve also done is shredded bigger branches and this pile here is green
    stuff, plenty of flies with vegetable, it will be mixed with brown stuff.
    Smaller branches, older compost pile here, lovely black stuff here with
    little branches which is important because too much carbon content in soil
    will rob nitrogen from soil. Softer branches are okay, bigger branches are
    not okay. Before we talk about how we make the compost heap, we talk about
    this heap I made two months ago. I made a video on it. We see black stuff
    in it, its half decomposed, twigs need to be broken, there is worms, worms
    are great. The compost has cooled down and some nasturtium flowers growing
    here.

    How to make it: use brown carbon materials bark, mulch, paper, cardboard
    leaves twigs, then comes water, fungi and bacteria make use of it. Then
    branches are the brown and also allow air pockets to come into compost. Air
    is important for fungi to break down the heap, green material we use
    vegetable peelings, cow manures, then add soil for worms so worms can have
    it to break down compost material. Eventually we go back to browns, water,
    then greens, every now and then we use an inoculant, which is fungi found
    in the forest. Worm castings or adding sweet compost is very good for and
    innoculum. Another thing is, different materials in the garden, weeds, food
    scraps, leaves, branches, if you can make sure you have a certain amount of
    carbon and nitrogen (25:1) if you have these quantities in the right
    amount, the decomposition process will do very well. Easiest way to think
    of it is a sandwich, brown on the outside and thin layer of green inside.
    Also recommend, with higher compost, make levels of brown and green, add
    soil in-between, up to a meter or 2 meters, turn it once a day. It will
    heat up a lot and adding water will cool it down. I was using a thermostat
    to make sure its not above 60C, but u can leave it there for a day and if
    its hot to the touch you should turn it and water it, if its not hot then
    its okay. You can use this compost for compost tea if you care for it
    enough. Bring in microbes from a wormery or an old compost heap that smells
    sweet to ensure bacteria. Throw in fungi to innoculate every now and then.
    Quickly here, this is hyphen, (fungi decomposing this compost). Hope that
    answered a lot of question in regards to making your own compost, This is
    different from a wormery that’s a low, 30cm high heap, we feed it by adding
    nitrogen and carbon materials and worms as well. Now if you have any
    questions drop a comment on Youtube, Facebook or private message me, thanks
    for watching. 

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  7. hobbitful1

    thumbs up for the spontaneous nasturtium!

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  8. IrishKitty1024
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  9. stacey cunningham

    It would be awesome if you could a video possibly on beneficial insect
    hotel or how to keep beneficial insects around?

    Reply
  10. AlexTourism

    thanks for the video!Gardening is the best medicine for the soul….

    Reply
  11. lisa ritter

    Hi there! I am getting as much info on compost for starting my own in my
    tiny garden. But what I don’t understand is: Can I start the pile at any
    point of the month? And being the pile out in the open, if it rained a lot,
    wouldn’t it get too wet? Doesn’t it need coverage? btw wonderful videos!
    Thanks, Izzy

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  12. stevieM82

    Thanks for your comment again David. It really didn’t seem right to me from
    the beginning. I started a new garden and compostpile this year. The new
    pile wasn’t heating up as I expected it would do, so that’s why I started
    some research on the topic. But I’ll definetly stick to the same conclusion
    to keep my pile and garden the natural way instead of the MacDonalds-way 🙂
    Besides… who wants to spill beer anyway?? :p

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  13. How to Videos Organic Gardening & Beekeeping by Work With Nature

    Hi was thinking organic food starts with this 🙂
    David. 

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  14. Brad Boydston
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  15. How to Videos Organic Gardening & Beekeeping by Work With Nature
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  16. How to Videos Organic Gardening & Beekeeping by Work With Nature

    Making compost is fun. Here is a good way to make compost. 

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  17. AkiraElric1985

    Good looking man!! Hard working gardener , thank you for sharing.

    Reply
  18. MIgardener

    great looking heap! that was big!

    Reply
  19. MORAD KAREGAR

    I AM SO HAPPY AND SO GREATFULL OF ALL INFORMATION THAT I GET FROM YOUR
    VIDEOS AND I WILL USE THEM WITH SO MUCH SECURITY
    BUT I LIKE TO KNOW HOW AND HOW BUY ALL THIS WORM AND WERMICOMPOST
    I WILL BE SO HAPPY TO LESSEN FROM YOU
    KOM WITH MORE VIDEOS
    SO MANY REGARDS
    MORAD

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  20. vincent neale

    Pee on it also helps

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  21. Larry Reece

    Always good information in your videos. Thanks again !

    Reply
  22. dave stumpf

    subscribed—excellent videos–glad I found yo

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  23. Dale Modisette

    Published on Oct 14, 2013
    Learn how to make a very good compost from your ordinary garden waste, for
    all your gardening needs. This is a compost that is very natural and will
    have plenty of life inside of it. This then is of course great for the
    garden. You can make a cold or hot compost following this method, each one
    is slightly different.

    Reply
  24. Dale Modisette

    Published on Oct 14, 2013
    Learn how to make a very good compost from your ordinary garden waste, for
    all your gardening needs. This is a compost that is very natural and will
    have plenty of life inside of it. This then is of course great for the
    garden. You can make a cold or hot compost following this method, each one
    is slightly different.

    Reply
  25. Dale Calder
    Reply

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