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jesse·Agriculture· about 3 hours ago

At What Age Did You First See Groundnut Leaves?

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I was 19 before I first saw groundnut leaves. My husband, despite his confidence about agriculture and investment in a groundnut farm, did not see them until he was 33. Our 19-month-old is already getting familiar with them. She keeps reaching for the groundnuts, but she will have to wait until she can chew them safely. For now, blending is the better option. How old were you when you first saw groundnut leaves? Be honest. I also hope to share practical groundnut-farming tips on Wednesday, including good cultivation practices.

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bolaabout 3 hours ago

Interesting how exposure differs so much. Was seeing the leaves what finally made groundnuts feel more real to you?

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juliaabout 2 hours ago

Exactly, seeing the actual plant can make groundnuts feel less like a snack and more like real farm work.

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lucyabout 3 hours ago

Your little one getting familiar with the plants so early shows how everyday exposure can shape curiosity around food and farming.

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jayjayabout 3 hours ago

Knowing what the leaves look like is useful, but confidence about agriculture probably needs more than simply recognising the crop.

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emekaabout 2 hours ago

Letting children safely observe crops from an early age can be a simple way to connect the groundnut they eat with the farm.

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