can nyjer seed go bad?
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4) WHEN NIGER SEED GETS MOLDY, IT IS BAD FOR THE BIRDS Replace niger seed every 3-4 weeks if it is not being actively eaten. Shake the feeder daily to help prevent clumping and mold. Make sure the seed stays dry; a weather guard can help in this regard.
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Even 4 - 5 days is too long for Tzatziki in the fridge. I find that after about 2-ish days the cucumbers begin to give off quite a bit of moisture even thoough they have been drained and dried when prepping them.
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Matzah meal is generally more exposed to oxygen and humidity, so it goes bad faster. I've had matzah from a previously unopened box that had been stored in a cool, dry basement for five years, taste absolutely fine. If you look at the health chart on a box of matzah, it says there is no fat/oil in it at all.
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It will spoil or rot in just a few hours if the temperature is very warm. The cooler the temperature the longer it will take to spoil. If it's kept refrigerated it could remain unspoiled for days, possibly even weeks if the bread was fresh.
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Fresh Seeds When you cut into a fresh jalapeno, tiny, moist seeds are exposed. These seeds should be an off-white or cream color with a slight yellow tint. Brown-colored fresh seeds may be a sign of rotting seeds.
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The name was trademarked as Nyjer ® in 1998 by the Wild Bird Feeding Industry, however, to clarify proper pronunciation (NYE-jerr). Many birders also call it thistle seed, but Nyjer is not related to thistle plants, flowers, or seeds.
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Nyjer is a popular seed with many other finches, sparrows, doves, towhees, quail, and buntings. Even unexpected birds may try a bite of Nyjer when it is offered, and woodpeckers, thrushes, chickadees, and other birds have been spotted snacking at thistle seed feeders.
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The bulbs need a cold period, but you don't want to freeze the bulbs, Thompson said. ... But make sure you don't store bulbs in your refrigerator if you have apples in there. Apples release ethylene gas, which can kill the embryonic flower inside the bulb.
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For best results when temperatures climb above 70 degrees F, store them in a plastic or glass airtight container and keep them refrigerated year round. They can also be frozen. Sunflower seeds with shells have an extended life and can be kept at room temperature for up to a year in cooler climates.
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However, they do have a tendency to go bad quickly, usually within seven days of purchase. There are a few physical things to check on the mushrooms to see if they're still edible. ... Feel for wrinkles on the outside of the mushroom. Once these have appeared, and the top and stem shrivel, the shitake should not be used.
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It's not an expiration date by any means, but an excellent place to start. If the package stays unopened at room temperature, the seeds should keep quality for a couple of months past it. If you decide to refrigerate or freeze them, expect to get at least a year of additional shelf life.
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NYJER SEED - OR THISTLE SEED FOR FINCHES Nyjer seed resembles small grains of wild rice and is highly desirable by many finches for its high fat and protein content. Nyjer has another name, thistle, which sometimes alarms people. ... On the contrary, nyjer is not a thistle at all.
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Most vegetable seeds remain good for about two to three years, but some, such as onions, deteriorate within a year and others such as lettuce, can successfully sprout after five years. The table below lists average years of viability for well-stored vegetable seeds, compiled from regional sources.
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all pellets go bad after a year or 2. They are in an unsealed container and that allows moisture to get to them. Loose powder is best. You can always shoot them just to get rid of them, but i certainly would start fresh.
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Stored at room temperature, an acorn squash will last one or two months; to determine if one has gone bad, slice it in two. Slimy, gray seeds are a good indicator that the squash has turned.
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Mikimoto has a long and noble reputation to protect. You can't buy anything from them without the sales rep happily demanding that you admire the quality of each and every nugget on the string. Although they are always cultured around a plastic starter seed, they are still higher quality than much of the competition.
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You'll probably get a better choice when using a well known seed company, but if you are happy using the 'bog standard' varieties I am sure Wilko seeds are OK. I've used them in the past for tomatoes and they have been fine.