Pigeon Peas Are Helping Madagascan Farmers To Grow Food In Drought

The pigeon pea is a type of edible pulse. The plants woody stalks can also be sold as kindling. Most importantly, the plants are drought-resistant, highly nutritious and good for the soil.

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