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Please click on a category to view products.
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Accessories | Here you will find useful products to help your pet along in its' daily life.
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Avalibility | What's in the nursery, Pups for sale, Joeys for sale, Breeders for sale, Adults for sale etc..
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Books/DVD'S | Here you will find informational DVD'S and educational books that we find to be worth reading/viewing.
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Foods | This section is devoted to Seeds, Fruits, Nuts, Feeder Insects and our Wild Diet for Southern/Northern Flying Squirrels and Gray Squirrels.
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Supplements | Calcium, Vitamins, & Multi-vitamins.
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Toys & Bonding | Toys & Bonding Pouches are very important as they must be safe to be effective. Every product we offer has been tested in the field for no less than 12 months to insure that these products do what they are designed to do!
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What are Pine Nuts?
Pine nuts are the edible seeds of pine trees. They are small elongated ivory-colored seeds from pine cones, measuring about 1/2 inch long. When raw, the seeds have a soft texture and a sweet, buttery
flavor. They are often lightly toasted to bring out the flavor
and to add a little crunch.
The most commonly harvested seeds come from four particular pine tree varieties: the Mexican pinon, the Colorado pinion, the Italian stone pine and the Chinese nut.
It takes anywhere
from 15 to 25 years for the trees to begin producing the seeds and up to
triple that time for them to reach top production. The majority
of the North American harvest comes from wild, uncultivated trees.
For the most part, the seeds are harvested by hand, a contributing
factor to their expensive price tag.
Our breeders relish these nuts and are used as a training treat and as part of their daily diet. |
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Glidinon Farms
P.O. Box 1765
Old Town, Fl 32680
Ph:352-949-0651
Fax:352-493-1664
aquatom@yahoo.com
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