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Hog Peanut Moves to the Light
Once a seed repository is built up including varietal selections like Crispy Snack, seeds can be used for the production of the tubers. You can pelletize the seed for greater uniformity and inoculate it with appropriate nitrogen fixing bacteria. It … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, biological enrichment, crop-diversity, ecology, edible, food, garden, gardening, hog peanut, nitrogen fixation, plants, seeds, tuber-crop, vegetables, wild, wild plants
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A Gap in the Field
My father and his friend and business partner purchased a 400 acre Christmas tree farm in the early 70’s that needed a lot of work. One area that was previously harvested was filled with thick grass and dense woody shrubs … Continue reading
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Tagged christmas-tree, farm, field, garden, potatoes, wild plants
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