field pea

Field peas are varieties of peas grown primarily for their seeds, which are used as food for both humans and animals, and play a role in soil enrichment.

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Definition

B2Agriculture

(technical, common)A type of pea grown mainly for its seeds, which are used as food for humans and livestock.

Example

  • Farmers plant field peas to improve soil quality and provide a protein-rich crop.

B2Culinary

(common)A variety of pea used in various dishes, known for its nutritional value and flavor.

Example

  • Field peas are a key ingredient in traditional Southern dishes like Hoppin' John.

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