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- From: Nancy Haycock <nhaycock AT pratt.edu>
- To: market-farming AT franklin.oit.unc.edu
- Subject: soybeans
- Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2000 16:25:30 -0400
I am very interested in how people fared with soybeans this year. I know
quite a number of people were going to grow soybeans for market for the
first time. I had a couple of specific questions:
(1) Once the plants are pulled up, how long do you have before the beans
have to be eaten or frozen? I pulled up my plants last Sunday, and I
found that the pods started to dehydrate after 2 days.
(2) If the pods are refrigerated, how long will they last?
(3) Did soybeans turn out to be a money maker for anyone?? Did people
buy them?
The beans are so delicious and a great green color, but you do need a
lot of pods in order to have a meal's worth, and that means a lot of
work steaming them and then opening them all up. Are customers willing
to do that work?
I'd appreciate any thoughts on growing soybeans for market.
Thanks.
Nancy Haycock
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soybeans,
Nancy Haycock, 09/27/2000
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: soybeans, Mike Steinberg, 09/27/2000
- Re: soybeans, Hook Family, 09/28/2000
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