Tag Archives: nitrogen fixation

Hog Peanut: Subterranean Tuber Becomes Aerial Bean

Posted on October 10, 2026 by Biologicalenrichment

While harvesting American hazelnuts on my farm near the electric line right of way, I discovered the hog peanut. I pulled up on the vine and found several larger than average tubers (dime sized) connected on a string. I had … Continue reading →

Posted in Diversity Found, Ecology-Biodiversity-Integration | Tagged agriculture, biological enrichment, crop-diversity, ecology, edible, garden, hog peanut, nitrogen fixation, seeds, tuber-crop | Leave a comment

	Biologicalenrichment on Finding Mulberry: Morus r…
	Jennifer L Spring on Finding Mulberry: Morus r…
	Biologicalenrichment on The Young and Evolving Oak…
	Iona on The Young and Evolving Oak…
	Biologicalenrichment on Cuppa Tea?

Tag Archives: nitrogen fixation

Hog Peanut: Subterranean Tuber Becomes Aerial Bean

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives

Categories

Meta