Cowpeas

- Cowpeas etc. and the green manure/fodder legumes like

6.1 General recommendations 1995

Cowpeas (Vigna sinensis, V. unguiculata, V. sesquipedalia)

Chapter 7 1981

Rainfall: Cowpeas are the major grain legume (peanuts excluded) of the West African savanna (zone).

Chapter 7 1981

Cowpeas are the major grain legume (peanuts excluded) of the West Africa savanna zone.

Chapter 7 1981

Soil: Cowpeas grow well on a wide variety of soils (if they are well drained) and are more tolerant of soil acidity than common beans.

Chapter 7 1981

Cowpeas have much the same variations in seed color, growth habit, and length of growing period as common beans except that cowpea seeds are usually brown or white.

Chapter 7 1981

Cowpeas, 68, 186. for green manuring, 186. plant food in, 187. root growth of, 12. soils for, 187.

The First Book of Farming Charles Landon Goodrich

Cowpeas will grow on almost any land that is not too wet.

The First Book of Farming Charles Landon Goodrich

Cowpeas, beans, clover, vetch and plants having foliage, flowers, seed pods and seeds like them are called Legumes.

The First Book of Farming Charles Landon Goodrich

Mr. Alway: Cowpeas are disappointing thus far north.

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