The More You Grow: Buckwheat

Buckwheat is one of the largest crops we grow on our certified organic farm. Packed with beneficial phytonutrients, we harvest it at its peak nutritional density.
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[@Artminded9471]

Amazing Buckwheat flowers

[@gregcrowe8885]

Awesome food Awesome craft I have one Tartary Buckwheat plant seeds from Hungary Himalayan Tartary Buckwheat at New York I planted common Buckwheat before I love it's different interesting to me helpful for man and animals one for future of food shortages everywhere corpse everywhere consumerism killed us vanity. I have buckwheat blossoms bees like clover more at Alaska buckwheat blossom honey to kill for buckwheat survival food rations now pray more forgive more thank you for being farmers and sharing 💖

[@paulhand5015]

do you have tartary buckwheat seed ? i am very very keen to buy some i am in the uk thanks

[@gregcrowe8885]

@paulhand5015 I had to buy online I bought some from China none of them germinated. Seeds from Hungary I got one out of ten

[@paulhand5015]

thankyou for your response much appreciated same here with chinese about to try hungarian fingers crossed are you able to supply at all thanks@@gregcrowe8885

[@Forester-qs5mf]

what sort of nutrient requirements does it have?

[@petermcfadden9426]

Great for the bees.

[@oxford821]

What do you do with the plant after harvest? Is it made into pellets for animals? Do people eat it somehow?

[@Luhbraindead]

In 1897 on farm in eagle river wi. A man encountered an ultra terrestrial object and they requested pure water and exchanged buckwheat pancakes to him. Surprisingly enough police have the pancake. It’s documented look into eagle river ufo buckwheat pancake it’ll come up.
& it’s celetic folklore that fions aka faries would only drink pure water and never eat anything with salt. Buckwheat is notorious for having a lack of sodium chorlide aka salt.

[@Charity1277]

Yes but how di you eat that.i have had the seeds before.never seen how to eat the plant

[@lero454]

Seeds for ppl to eat and plant for animals , flowers for bees to make really good honey

[@vynguyen6376]

Korean make buckwheat noodles

[@joepro8858]

Buckwheat pancakes are pretty good!

[@richardkalmwater5996]

Put the groats in a food processor...

[@peaceandlove5214]

Do is it re grow after cutting?

[@mikhailkutsyy]

no,

[@edualc4550]

Buckwheat has a horizontal leaf not vertical.

[@ghaffarchaudry8971]

Bery nice