We're always looking for uses for the pigeon pea tree. How about dried shells as fire-starter? I know the dried sticks and branches work great in a fire bowl and looks like this works pretty well too. The fire makes me think of the cold which makes me think of all the real farmers out there who are staring at frozen fields and/or dead plants. We see your videos. If ever community work days can be a benefit a local farm, now or ever, we suggest making the need known. We have found through this pr

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pigeon pea plant as fodder | Pigeon pea trees benefit goats by providing a high-protein, nutrient-rich source of forage and supplemental feed. This can lead to better weight gain, improved health due to vitamins and minerals, and potential cost savings for farmers. The leaves and pods are palatable and can be grazed, while the whole plant is a good source of fodder, especially during dry seasons. Nutritional and health benefits High in protein: Pigeon pea leaves and seeds are a good source of pr