Challenge, what is it? I don't know....

[grefer]

Probably Fenugreek.

[farmaholic]

Probably Fenugreek.

I bet you're right. Googled the plant and it looks like it.

[furrowtickler]

Probably Fenugreek.

Good eye , never thought of that 👍

[Guest]

That would explain the smell, is it a big field?

[grefer]

The smell statement was a give away. Saw a field of it up close once and that was something that stuck out the most.

[farmaholic]

That would explain the smell, is it a big field?

Yes it is.

[bucket]

And what is fenugreek used for? Or its market?

Not that I would grow it, but I like to know the answers...

Off topic....but all the field days and things you can go to that are supported by saskag, or the CAP program and yet no one has a way to put those information sessions on the internet for those that can't make the day for whatever reason....

They could put a small fee to promote their field days to be watched during the winter...with the farmers that did attend asking the questions ...just like being there...

That would be a value play for farmers ...better than watching the garbage on TV lately..

[farmaholic]

Being a trifoliate, i bet herbicide options are limited. I will have to check out the crop production guide.


Edit in, nothing listed in the guide.

[farmaholic]

[malleefarmer]

Used in curries a lot. Indian food.
Yeah talk about the smell if you eat shitloads of it your sweat smells like it.

But famaholic it can make you horny so don’t roll around in it mrs famaholic won’t know what hit her.

That’s what ou Indian fiends tell us aphrodisiac