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| Jess_Quinn |
Posted - Dec 24 2013 : 12:34:47 PM
Do any of you know anything about growing soybeans for edamame? Do you use regular soybean or is there a specific type? I am planning a garden of produce to sell at our local farmers market and I think edamame would go over well, but I don't know anyone who has done this around here.
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| Littleredd |
Posted - Jan 28 2014 : 08:07:37 AM
Prariehawk is right, not only that, the ones you find in the fields are often GMO as well, I've seen Johnny's or maybe Baker Creek offer Edamame.
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| prariehawk |
Posted - Dec 24 2013 : 2:51:25 PM
Look in the seed catalogs for "edamame" soybeans, the best ones are from Japan. the ones farmers grow in their fields aren't exactly the same.
Cindy
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