TEST Bar Mold. This test bar mold has been precision-machined from cast iron using the latest Numerical Control techniques. The bar design is specified by ASTM (B 108-806 standard specification for aluminum alloy permanent mold castings) and American National Standards Institute (H 3826).
For the 2006 Merzbow album, see Turmeric (album). Turmeric (/ËtÉËrmÉrÉªk/) is a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial plant (Curcuma longa) of the ginger family, Zingiberaceae. It is native to southern Asia, requiring temperatures between 20 and 30 Â°C (68 and 86 Â°F) and a considerable amount of annual rainfall to thrive.
Plant turmeric in September or October, into a warm soil. The rhizomes should be planted 5-7 cm deep. It is often planted on ridges, usually about 30-45 cm apart and with 15-30 cm between plants. The crop is planted by setts (small rhizomes) with one or two buds. Approximately 1,700 kg of setts are required to one hectare. Expected yield would be 13 to 35 tonnes/ha of fresh turmeric. In cooler areas of Australia turmeric can be grown in glasshouses.