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Georgia Jet Sweet Potato Harvest: Pre-Frost Timing and Curing

Harvest 'Georgia Jet' sweet potatoes just before first predicted frost. Lift gently with spading fork. Cure in warm, dry spot for 1 week—this toughens skin ("suberization"). Store in dark, dry place until cooking.

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