Michigan
State University Extension
Preserving
Food Safely - 01600077
10/13/97
STORING
CABBAGE
Harvest cabbage as soon as the heads form. Pull them up
with
the roots attached, discarding the loose outer leaves.
If cabbage is stored in the house there may be an odor
problem.
The plants can be stored in a pit, trench or
outdoor
root cellar. In cellars, hang them by their roots,
wrap
them in newspaper tied with string or place them in
crates.
Store cabbage at temperatures near 32 degrees Fahrenheit
in
moderately moist air.
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