Thenz Bean: A Precious Bean That Brings Better Than Worth
The New Zealand bollworm (Bolluscaentroides) is an edible and important source of food which is important for human nutrition. The bollworm has been used by native peoples in the southern and pacific South American marshes for centuries. The people of New Zealand have treated the bollworm as a delicacy. They have even been able to cultivate the plant and have been successfully growing and harvesting them for well over 500 years.
The bollworm is a slow growing plant. It requires an environment that is rich in nitrogen like that of New Zealand, but it also depends on man for fertilization. The plant does not require a lot of water to grow, but it does need a pH between 6.5 and 7.5.rain. The bollworm grows as slow as a weed and needs to be pro- ted with consistent harvests every year.
Important commercial types of the bollworm are:
Bollworm crop – commercial New Zealand
Bollworm Flowers – commercial New Zealand
Manuka honey – processing ready to drink
Bollworm pulp and flour – New Zealand
Bollworm roots and tubers – Japan
Jamaican bollworm – also known as ‘boll Wbs’ are bright orange and have an earthy flavor. These tubers have a more nutty flavor and are very nutritious. In Jamaica, these tubers are popular toppings on fried fish and stews.
Bollworm obtained from overseas is known as ‘ externally developed edible maize’. This is also known as ‘ Now island ‘Bollworm’.
now island bollworm has been developed in many countries for the production of animal protein especially for the beef industry.ports to the US have been major involvements in the export of now island produce.
The most general use is as a processed meat substitute for vegetarian and non-meat eaters. A recent trend has been to use the shredded grasses as a salad and/or substrate for drinks and sauces.
Bollwormis primarily produced overseas in corn or soybean fields. To meet the increasing demand for its production, more and more hybrid seeds have been developed.
Experiments have been made to Hybrid produce more nutritious plants. The plants that are the outputs of these experiments have been suitable full time crops and have been modified with drought tolerant properties.
New hybrids are being designed to produce faster and more profit.
These activities involve using the best technology alongside with traditional methods. The concern is to create products, specifically meat, that will be nutritious, safe and of high quality. It is a process that has not yet been done.
To date there has been limited experiment with the Now Island brinjal hybrids. These include the Cavendish bollworm variety ( Sanders crawlers aka red kidney beans) and the Ethiopian Green Peas, which also goes by the name of teff. Teff is also by far the most common bean grown in New Zealand and Malaysia.
The Blue Globes Palm is also fed by Japanese. They raise the plants along with their livestock on the big palm trees. The cattle are made to drink the milk right thereon the tree. Butter is made from the beans.
One can imagine that this involves the Flowering Plant trade as well. But these clams are of a uniform size, shape and color all year. They grow all year round. The animals keep year long too. This is why you often find them cheaply priced.
Beef here comes from the sheep, and these are all grass fed as well. They live too close to the sea for me. The feedlot mentioned earlier has moved on from producing mostly beef to also producing mostly pork and goats’ meat. This again moves on to become chicken meat and eggs.
A popular fish is also raised on the farm — these are called ‘free range fish’. These are also group fed,itized and also given growth hormones. The increase in fish such as these is a result of the me generation and threat from wild fish poaching.
You may think that fish is safe because it is wild. But in fact, it is not. You see, even if we were to stop eating fish tomorrow, it is estimated that the commercial trade of fish would increase by 20% in the next five years.
What is happening to the other fish in the world? We are all eating them but they are being poisoned in we’re thousands. Why can’t we fish sustainably?
Do you get where I’m going with this?
In conclusion, the only way to ensure that your food choices are safe is to buy locally and byiwes, because even the smallest village or farm is bound to have produced some suitably thriving local farm.