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Related: About this forumVirginia proposes adding 12 plants, including kudzu, to noxious weeds list
I can't imagine why.
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Virginia proposes adding 12 plants, including kudzu, to noxious weeds list
BY: CHARLIE PAULLIN - DECEMBER 7, 2023 2:46 PM
A house in Dickenson County covered in Kudzu. (Sarah Vogelsong/Virginia Mercury)
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Virginia proposes adding 12 plants, including kudzu, to noxious weeds list
BY: CHARLIE PAULLIN - DECEMBER 7, 2023 2:46 PM
A house in Dickenson County covered in Kudzu. (Sarah Vogelsong/Virginia Mercury)
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Virginia proposes adding 12 plants, including kudzu, to noxious weeds list (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Dec 2023
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dried and ground up to a powder, it makes a good gravy thickener like corn starch.
mitch96
Dec 2023
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Today is the last day for public comments. Hopefully the proletariat won't hold back.
littlemissmartypants
Dec 2023
#4
mitch96
(14,583 posts)1. It always amazed me if you call kudzu a weed it's bad but if you call it
Kuzu it's a Japanese food ingredient..From ancient times, kuzu has been eaten as food, and has also been consumed for medicinal purposes to maintain health..
Go figure..
When I was into macrobiotics the stuff was expensive. Now I can pick it on the side of the road..
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phylny
(8,550 posts)2. I always wondered if it would make a good food choice for livestock,
but I know nothing!
mitch96
(14,583 posts)3. dried and ground up to a powder, it makes a good gravy thickener like corn starch.
littlemissmartypants
(24,981 posts)4. Today is the last day for public comments. Hopefully the proletariat won't hold back.
After all, the bourgeoisie have gardeners. ❤️