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Hello and looking for casava

 
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Hi everyone, I am developing my small farm along the coast of Murcia in southern Spain into a food forest. One of the more exotic species  I still have on my list to try is Casava. Anybody here in Spain that has Casava and could make some cuttings available (since you cannot grow Casava from seed)?

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I'm in Mexico so I'm not much help, except to mention that I'm in a group on Discord, that does have a lot of members in Spain.  https://discord.com/channels/788055845547409420/788055845547409423  I'm not sure if that link will work--I haven't really managed to get a handle on how discord works.  But you start at the webpage https://regenerativeskills.com/about/
 
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You might try asking african immigrant communities in Spain.  There are a lot of West Africans who might have brought cassava to grow, if it will grow in Spain.
 
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Thank you both for the useful feedback. I am not familiar with Discord but will have a look. Visited a number of African and South American shops (which are a great source for exotic planting material) but no luck yet with Casava.
 
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Hi ,

I lived in Africa for most of my life, why do you want to grow Casava, it does not have half the goodness and nutrients etc of Maize meal / corn on the cob ?

I am looking for some land in Spain to cultivate if you know of any in your area

Cheers  Alan
 
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Hi Alan,

Because my wife likes eating Casava

Half of the countryside in Spain is for sale so that should not be a problem, just have a look at some local websites like milanuncios.com

BR,

Jones
 
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