@farmwithfred: I know you’ve been wondering why farmers cut onion leaves in the nursery before transplanting. Here’s why it’s done and why it’s important. -It helps harden the onion seedlings before transplanting. -Seedlings are able to divert nutrients into strengthening the stem rather than supporting long leaves. -Encourages better root development. -Reduces transplanting shock, helping the seedlings adjust more easily. -Promotes faster root establishment once transplanted. -Makes handling and transplanting easier, reducing leaf damage. -Minimizes water loss through transpiration, keeping the seedlings hydrated. -Ensures the seedlings remain upright and firm in the field, reducing bending or breakage. -Ultimately leads to stronger, healthier plants and better yields. Try it next time you’re planting onions you’ll see the difference #LetsGrowTogether