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a rhubarb harvest technique to get more rhubarb per year

 
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Paul shares his rhubarb harvesting technique:

 
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Harvesting all of the leaves that are shaded by another leaf. That is really aggressive harvesting. But ya'll are constantly making more rhubarb candy in the solar dehydrators at the lab. So the results speak for themselves.
 
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