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COW PEA
These peas are found in thickets on roadsides and fields in the southern states and up into Indiana and Missouri. The look like any garden pea and they have great value as a food. They can be eaten green or after they've been dried.
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After you have finished harvesting your summer vegetables, plant a cover crop of clovers, cow peas, soybeans, or vetches for the purpose of plowing under next spring.
Rye, field corn,field/cow peas and crimson clover can be grown and they grow fast and may be plowed under in a couple months or so. Any time your garden is going to be inactive for six weeks or more, plant a cover crop.
 See also: Flower, Nitrogen, Gardening, Soil, Plant
  
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