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... 100 years after discovering that teosinte was edible, people began selecting spikes to plant near ...go into the fields to eat soil-dwelling insects that otherwise may harm the crop. Planting...selectively, leaving legumes and habitat for beneficial insects, and harvesting some weeds for medicinal purposes.... the field which warms the earth, eliminates insect and other soil life that is destructive ...

... there are not enough storage facilities. Much of that grain which is unprotected from the elements=97 sun, rain, mold, fungus, rats, mice, and insects=97will not be edible. More than 33%% of the world's 800 million hungry people live in India, with a large part of those being children under the ...

...because there are not enough storage facilities. Much of that grain which is unprotected from the elements— sun, rain, mold, fungus, rats, mice, and insects—will not be edible. More than 33%% of the world's 800 million hungry people live in India, with a large part of those being children under the...

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... depended on the ability to sustain the tribe through shortages of game or of edible plants. In those times it is the Hadza grandmothers who provide critical support. Terrific, ...> > > didn't use the term. In fact they probably began with insects, shellfish and worked their way up though the animal kingdom until they eventually could ...