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| The plant just shuts down and quits feeding the nuts. FROST is death on a peanut. However, if you are still harvesting and have the likelyhood of a freeze event you would rather have the peanut in the ground. If it has already been inverted and a heavy frost or freeze hits it will rupture the oil cells in the nut and the peanut will not grade. I have seen it bad enough that even the goats turn there noses up at freeze damaged pnuts. | |
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