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Category: Vegetables

Posted on January 29, 2007

Veggies

USAToday looks at how farmers in the US are turning to “unusual” or “ethnic” vegetables to satisfy the palates of immigrants. Meanwhile, both local and exotic vegetables seem to feature in the urban gardens of Caracas.

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Fresh Nibbles

    1. A primer on the USDA genebank in Pullman.
    2. Possible genebank in Indonesia. I could have sworn there was one already.
    3. Community genebank in Somalia. Surely not the only one.
    4. Garlic moves between genebanks. I’m sure there’s a reason.
    5. New enset products and processing methods are great, but is there a comprehensive genebank? I wish I could be sure.
    6. That goes for other “opportunity crops” and “forgotten foods” too.

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