【Haichuan Food Guessing Game】Known as the \"underground walnut\" – it can be used to extract oil and eaten as well
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Originating from Africa and the Mediterranean coast**, it is an economic crop that has been introduced to our country in recent years. It is of high quality and high yield, with broad prospects for comprehensive utilization, and serves multiple purposes such as producing grain, oil, forage, and feed.
It has a high yield; generally, the yield per mu is 1,000 kilograms of fresh beans and 500 kilograms of dried beans. Planting 1 mu of dry fenugreek yields as much oil as planting 3 mu of rapeseed or 2 mu of peanuts； It is resistant to drought and waterlogging, easy to plant and maintain; it matures in spring after planting, with a total growth period of around 120 days. No pesticides are required during cultivation, allowing for the effective use of marginal land resources – making it an environmentally friendly option.
This post was last edited by altpage on 2018-12-23 00:07. The oil yield from 1 mu of dry fenugreek is equivalent to that from 3 mu of rapeseed or 2 mu of peanuts. Could the tiger nut, which was used as a burial item for Egyptian pharaohs, become the next superfood?
I’ve never seen this! So it’s an imported product!
This has great potential for promotion; I just don’t know how, but it holds significant commercial value. :lol:lol:lol, what does it taste like? I’m a bit worried it might cause extinction