Is this the correct inoculant for pigeon peas?
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You would want an inoculant for peanuts/lima beans. This would be a better choice for Pigeon peas: Garden Accessory Inoculant Organic for Bean Pea Peanuts D9321 (Brown) 1.5 Ounce Pack Treats 8 Pounds by David's Garden Seeds (pv) by David's Garden Seeds http://www.amazon.com/Garden-Accessory-D9321-Davids-Seeds/dp/B003CZMYY0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1395344975&sr=8-2&keywords=seed+inoculant Best of luck with your garden this year! Alan
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I hope so - I am using it on some pigeon peas that a bush medicine lady in the Bahamas gave me. Let me know how yours do, if you don't mind. Not planting mine until 3-4 week in April - I am in the WNC mountains.
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You would want an inoculant for peanuts/lima beans. This would be a better choice for Pigeon peas: Garden Accessory Inoculant Organic for Bean Pea Peanuts D9321 (Brown) 1.5 Ounce Pack Treats 8 Pounds by David's Garden Seeds (pv)by David's Garden Seedshttp://www.amazon.com/Garden-Accessory-D9321-Davids-Seeds/dp/B003CZMYY0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1395344975&sr;=8-2&keywords;=seed+inoculantBest of luck with your garden this year! Alan
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I don't have the answer to your question, I have used it this summer with fresh green beans and new potatoes and the meal turned out great, used it in navy beans in the weather and it gave my beans a really good taste, glad I ordered 4 jars.
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The container says, "100% pure, non-gmo pea protein isolate from yellow peas." The word organic is not used, and it does not say where the peas are from.
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Not sure. Maybe to help improve the flavor since it has no sweetener. That is just a guess though. Maybe contact the manufacturer for a real answer. But on a side note I have been on this protein for more than 1 year with no complaints. The price is right too. Pea protein can be expensive. The flavored ones taste good, but have stevia in them. Sorry I did not have a better educated answer.
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This is Alyssa from Palouse Brand our beans have an excellent sprouting rate please email me at customerservice@palousebrand.com. I would love to work with you to help figure out how to enjoy your beans!
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I haven't used this stuff since last year, so can't remember. I now only use sluggo for snails and slugs and beneficial critters in my organic garden.
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Yes. For the most part. Its not going to get stuff that is smaller than a pea though. You get to a point where the slits are too close together and it doesn't work at all. This one is pretty close to perfect imo.
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No, these are rhizobium bacteria that make nitrogen more available to legumes
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That sounds correct to me.. use high nitrogen for green growth the other for budding and fruiting , assuming it has the ingredients for tha:t phosphorous and potash.
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If by inoculate, you mean do these microbes establish themselves permanently, I don't think they do. The species in this product are not commensal organisms but rather environmental "soil-based" organisms. Some might last longer than a day, but basically, they exert their effects and pass on. They probably mimic to some degree the types of organisms we ingested prior to our obsession with sanitation and consumption of poison coated vegetables. One of their benefits is probably their regulation of other bacteria and fungi in the gut community. I've read that many of these species are utilized in industry, which is probably why they are available to this manufacturer.
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This is just a hunch. Peas do not come under grain category, so "Im assuming it to be gluten free". Im not an expert, its purely a guess.
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No. A bit like asking if a bag of e. coli would be a good deer attractant. Do an Internet search on "legume seed inoculants".
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The edamame seeds I purchased were coated in an inoculant. I had a terrific sprouting ratio.
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I don't know about the chick peas, but the almond and flaxseed I'm sure have too much oil for the grain mill to work properly.I use flaxseed in my wheat bread as the oil and I grind that with a flat blade coffee grinder.
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At first I used a pea size amount it worked fine, then as the tubes emptied, I used more and found increased results with a peanut sized amount.
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I don't know, but the inoculant I used did not "soak" the seeds. It was more like a "dusting" such as powered sugar.
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I not sure what you mean by pre innoculated. I have had a good rate of growth, both for my chickens and my local bees.