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Rathore’s real goal, though, is to see it growing in places like India, where he grew up; places where a lot of people aren’t eating well. “A lot of these countries that do suffer from malnutrition are also cotton producers,” he says. “So I think that those countries may benefit much more from this technology.” China and India are the world’s two top cotton-growing countries.

“When I was in high school, I was able to get into a cooperative program to leave school early to go to work around 1 p.m., and run the mill until 9 o’clock every night,” Jay says.

Easy does it for Drake. Not many people know that Drake is part Jewish. Following what we imagine is Kosher religious practice, Drake doesn’t eat pork. Reasonable enough. Hip Hop Lately got hold of Drake’s rider demands. Honestly, they seem like humble requests compared to some of the divas on this list.

John Young of Jericho pauses while preparing a patch for giant pumpkins on May 1, 2018 (Photo: JOEL BANNER BAIRD/FREE PRESS)

With only a few weeks remaining until the official start to fall, get out there and embrace summer, from rind to seed, before it’s too late.

“I’m using my seeds and seeds from other people… now I’m trying to get it oranger,” he said, noting the pale orange and yellow color of this year’s giant pumpkin.

The six-year-old law allows Centennial Staters to make no-refrigeration-required foodstuffs—breads, cookies, pastries, preserves, pickles, and the like—in their home kitchens and sell their scratch-made wares (as well as eggs, honey, tea, and more) from their yards, at local markets and events, and online. Producers working under this law need only take a food-safety class to be certified; they also have to maintain a clean kitchen, properly label their packaging, pay sales taxes, and sell directly to consumers within our state’s rectangular borders. Sound easy? It actually is—much more so than leasing a commercial kitchen just to bake and sell a few hundred pies or cookies. Intrepid producers can earn up to $10,000 in net revenue per year, per CFA product (e.g., brownies are one product, and brownies with walnuts are considered a different product)—meaning it’s not out of the question for folks to earn a decent living from the comfort of their own home kitchens, for the delicious benefit of their fellow Coloradans.

The second largest, which he named Jill, is about 400 pounds. The three others are more portly than the average pumpkin.

But the couple typically hedges their bets with other giant vegetables, including tomatoes, carrots and exotic gourds.