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1 year 2 weeks ago
Planted five different kinds of beans for drying today!
Roger Doiron
Nice. Lots of healthy protein. Dried beans are still uncharted territory for me, but I look forward to discovering them through you.
antonis
Experiments & research are noble things to do.Of course,there is the cross pollination issue...
Jessica Still
Year around harvest is a worthy goal - especially in cold climates. Please keep us posted on your results. I've grown a lot of bean seed - but haven't eaten it - Scarlet Runner bean ... But I have harvested seed for winter sprouting-vegetable nutrition & taste. All the vegetables that make masses of seed in pods work for this kind of harvest.

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