Learn how to grow taro at home with these practical, step-by-step tips. From choosing the right location and preparing the ...

When harvested, taro plants provide tasty leaves and tubers. Both need long cooking times to remove the oxalic acid. Taro is a versatile vegetable that can be served like a potato as fried slices ...

The taro harvested Feb. 20 is about seven times the size of the current Heaviest Taro Guinness World Record-holder, a 7.03-pound corm grown in 2009 in Minyang, Fuding City, located in Fujian ...

Entries may only be traditional Hawaiian kalo varieties found in “Bulletin 84: Taro Varieties in Hawaii,” a catalog of taro varieties in Hawaii authored 1939.

A study (DOI: 10.48130/tp-0024-0025) published in Tropical Plants on 11 September 2024, promotes the utilization of germplasm resources, aiding in the breeding of taro varieties that meet the ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture says taro plants usually weigh between 1 and 2 pounds. This one — including corm, stalk and leaves — weighed close to 100 pounds.

The newly harvested taro from Longquan town in Haikou, Hainan province, is in high demand nationwide for its exceptional ...

KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii (AP) — A super-sized taro root has been harvested on Hawaii’s Big Island. The 50-pound corm, which is the root of a taro plant, was grown on Aina ‘Ahiu Farm in Hawaii Isla… ...