by David The Good
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David the Good has been asked several questions about nitrogen fixers. He took some time and recorded a LIVE to answer all your nitrogen fixer questions and explains how they work. Looking for tips? Watch his LIVE today!
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2 responses to “Nitrogen Fixers and How They Work”
Pigeon peas are hard to find in Houston? You are looking in the wrong places. Go to an Indian grocery store – here Indian refers to the Indian subcontinent – and ask for: toor dahl (whole). That is what pigeon peas are called in India.
That’s how I got mine in Florida.