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Making My Own Yucca Powder

 
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Hello everyone,
Yucca grows here in Ohio zone 6 and I have a couple plants. I am interested in making my own wettable yucca powder from them. Is this possible?
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Will you be using the Yucca Powder for its anti-inflammatory benefits?

I have turned chicory root into a powder by rendering the cut-up root in a blender.

I have read some folks use a coffee grinder.

I am looking forward to hearing how others have made Yucca powder.
 
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