field bean

"Field beans" are versatile crops grown for food, animal feed, and soil enrichment, commonly known for their nutritional value and adaptability to various soils.

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Definition

B2Agriculture

(technical)A type of leguminous plant grown primarily for its edible seeds and soil improvement.

Example

  • Farmers often plant field beans to improve soil fertility.

B2Food and Nutrition

(general)An edible seed crop known for its high nutritional value and use as a food source.

Example

  • Field beans are a staple in many diets due to their protein content.

B2Animal Husbandry

(technical)A type of broad bean used as animal fodder.

Example

  • Field beans are often used as feed for livestock.

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