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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 2016

Page

7

Pulse crops aid food security and health worldwide

The term pulse covers crops like beans peas chickpeas and lentils. Pulses require little water, store well, and provide protein fiber minerals and vitamins. They support nutrition and agricultural resilience in developing nations and areas with limited food access.

World pulses study by United Nations

The United Nations notes India produces about a quarter of global pulses while Canada leads in exports. India also imports roughly 25 percent of world pulses. In India up to 40 percent of the population is vegetarian, much higher than the U S. Pulses offer higher prices than cereals and processing seeds supports income, especially for women. Farmers in Haiti sort Cajanus cajan beans.

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Beans and Other Pulses at the Library

At the library, a copy of Beans and Other Pulses by Rachel Eugster is available for reading. The item is part of a broader nutrition and cooking collection featuring pulses and legume recipes. The notice notes online resources linked from FAO pulses and YouTube content as supplementary material.

Rachel Eugster

Wendall and Winifred Frogs Joke Exchange

Wendall asks for a name for a frog that cannot jump and Winifred replies with a playful pun about an unhappy frog.

Wendall Winifred

Composting at home turns scraps into rich soil

More than half of yearly family trash is organic and can become compost. Start a backyard pile with permission, turning decayed organics into fertile soil and saving resources. Look for newspaper articles on food issues in developing nations for broader context.

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Teachers: For standards-based activities to accompany this feature

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