A batch of cowpea seeds — better known as lobia in Hindi or thattapayaru in Tamil — have successfully sprouted in space, days after they were taken into orbit by an Indian Space Research Organisation mission. The space agency has also successfully operated India’s first space robotic arm, it announced on Saturday. https://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/science/life-sprouts-in-space-says-isro-after-cowpea-seeds-germinate-under-microgravity-conditions/article69061686.ece | The Hindu

Drumstick leaves cowpea simple sambar without sambar powder Drumstick leaves-rich in iron which will help to improve haemoglobin levels. Cowpeas contains almost all the essential minerals and vitamins such as A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, C, calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, selenium, sodium, zinc, and so on. Cowpeas are not only beneficial for body health but also hair and skin. Pressure cook Drumstick leaves 1/4 cup toor dal 1 cup sprouted cowpea Green chillies Add Tamarind juice Jaggery

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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 #