133 reactions · 54 shares | Cowpeas are a common sight at many Lankan breakfast tables. But did you know that these little black-eyed peas also taste great in a curry? Here's a recipe for a yummy Cowpea Curry that is sure to delight your tastebuds! Get the full recipe at https://bit.ly/3qjMGY4 Watch on YouTube at https://youtu.be/wWWsPaAkSD0 | Pulse | Facebook

Intercropping cowpea in a coconut farm can offer several benefits, similar to the advantages of intercropping in general. Cowpea, also known as black-eyed pea or vigna unguiculata, is a legume that can fix nitrogen in the soil, adding organic matter and enhancing soil fertility. Here are some considerations for intercropping cowpea in a coconut farm. Having a crop related doubt? Call us for free at 1800-266-4646 (Kalpavriksha Kisan Helpline) & our team will help you out. #coconut #coconuttrees #

Intercropping cowpea in a coconut farm is an excellent practice, as it offers multiple benefits such as improving soil fertility, reducing weed growth, and increasing farm income. Cowpea is a leguminous crop that fixes nitrogen in the soil, which can enhance the growth of coconut trees and improve overall farm health. Having a crop related doubt? Call us for free at 1800-266-4646 (Kalpavriksha Kisan Helpline) & our team will help you out. #coconut #coconuttrees #coconuttree #watermanagemnt #wate

Cover crops can provide numerous benefits in cultivation: Benefits of Cover Crops in Cultivation : 1. Soil Erosion Control : Cover crops help hold the soil in place, reducing erosion and soil loss. 2. Soil Fertility Improvement : Leguminous cover crops like cowpea or lablab fix atmospheric nitrogen, enriching the soil. 3. Weed Suppression : Cover crops compete with weeds for resources, reducing weed growth and the need for herbicides. 4. Pest and Disease Management : Some cover crops, like marig