Artichoke

Yes, chickens can eat artichokes safely. All parts of the artichoke plant are safe for chickens. Feeding artichokes can lead to healthy egg production and… Read More »Are Artichokes Poisonous To Chickens?

Guinea pigs can eat an artichoke. You must remove the outer leaves and remove the thorny part of each leaf before serving it to your… Read More »How Do You Prepare An Artichoke For Guinea Pigs?

Jerusalem artichoke inulin may alleviate diabetes and increase the beneficial intestinal microbiota of HFD-fed hyperglycaemic mice and STZ-treated hyperglycaemic mice. Jerusalem artichoke inulin may be… Read More »Is Jerusalem Artichoke Good For Diabetes?

Globe artichokes (Cynara scolymus) are in the Asteraceae family and though classified as a perennial herb, are also identified as a noxious/invasive weed. Do globe… Read More »Is Globe Artichoke Invasive?

Artichokes are not toxic to cats but can cause digestive issues and diarrhea if they are eaten more than occasionally or in any great quantity.… Read More »Can Cats Eat Artichokes?

The jury was in; yes, wild artichokes taste GOOD. The heart is firmer and more shallow than the artichokes you find at a farmer’s market,… Read More »Can You Eat Wild Artichokes?

Of all the different types of artichokes, the variety sunchokes, also known as Jerusalem artichokes are the most popular. Chickens can eat raw or cooked… Read More »Can Chickens Eat Raw Jerusalem Artichokes?

Aside from their family, the biggest difference between Globe Artichokes and Jerusalem Artichokes is what part of the plant they are. Globe artichokes are the… Read More »What Is The Difference Between Artichoke And Jerusalem Artichoke?

Plant the tubers 10–15cm (4–6in) deep and 30cm (1ft) apart. Just a few tubers will produce a large crop, but if you want more than… Read More »How Deep Do You Plant Jerusalem Artichokes?

Artichokes can be eaten raw but may be hard to digest, so they are typically cooked. Are artichokes easy to digest? Artichokes have long been… Read More »Is Artichoke Hard To Digest?