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Fava beans are good for the soil, good for people to eat and good for lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Let's grow and learn!
Learn how, when, and where to plant the fava beans you got during The Great Fava Bean Giveaway.
Be amazed! Follow along as your favas grow. It's a fun way for kids and adults to learn some botany.
Harvest flowers but leave
enough for the bees.
The fragrant and stunningly beautiful flowers of the fava bean plant bloom...
Send us your recipes and we'll send you ours.
Fava beans are nutrient dense and easy to incorporate into our diet. Favas are high in protein and low in carbohydrates.
Young favas with thin pods and pea-sized beans may start showing up in markets as early as February...
Young favas with thin pods and pea-sized beans may start showing up in markets as early as February...
More info here soon.
More info here soon.
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