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Jeffrey Hodgins
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http://www.backyardnature.net/yucatan/bean-fam.htm
A great website
Habim is great for cut and carry fodder in hot climates and is lush during the dry season

Diversified Food forest maker . Fill every niche and you'll have less weeds (the weeds are the crop too). Fruit, greens, wild harvest, and nuts as staple. Food processing and preservation are key to self self-sufficiency. Never eat a plant without posetive identification and/or consulting an expert.

 
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The bull horn acacia produces pods about 2.5 inches long. the seeds are not recomended food but the pulp is soft and sweet. you just suck the pulp and spit the seeds.

Diversified Food forest maker . Fill every niche and you'll have less weeds (the weeds are the crop too). Fruit, greens, wild harvest, and nuts as staple. Food processing and preservation are key to self self-sufficiency. Never eat a plant without posetive identification and/or consulting an expert.

 
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If you live in Florida, Alabama, Gorgia or any other hot place I would check out http://www.backyardnature.net/yucatan/hortcult.htm Back yard is the best!

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