Here's the good news: According to Karla Stockli, the CEO of the California Fig Advisory Board, more than 95 percent of figs produced and sold commercially in California are self-pollinating. And luckily, many of the figs that we buy in the U.S. are from California. read more
Most probably they are beaded in order to preserve them for longer duration and keep organised. This page may be out of date. Save your draft before refreshing this page. read more
Holding the electrode too closely to the joint decreases welding voltage, which creates an erratic arc that may extinguish itself or cause the electrode to freeze faster and produces a weld bead with a high crown. (See FIG. 5) FIG. 5. An arc length that is too short will create greater potential for the electrode sticking to the base material. read more