Known for its long emergence, rapid growth, prolific seed production and ability to develop resistance to herbicides, Palmer amaranth can be a farmer’s worst enemy. Until about a decade ago ...

For the Grain Amaranth, harvest seed heads when they turn brown and dry. Thresh to separate the seeds. For more on lifestyle, ...

Plant these in the fall. Takes 7 days to grow. Harvest with the scythe. Amaranth Seeds are a seed that, when planted and grown during Fall, produces Amaranth after 7 days.

Amaranth Tikkis: Who would have thought that the humble Amaranth could be transformed into something so delicious yet healthy? A gluten free tikki made with amaranth seeds and stir fried vegetables ...

Amaranth seeds and flour can be found in health-food shops as well as in some Caribbean and Asian grocers. Cook and serve amaranth leaves in a similar way to spinach or Swiss chard - boiled ...

You may have seen amaranth seeds as an edible grain alternative ... The good news is you can trim off the stunning seed heads before the seeds have time to develop and use them in floral arrangements.

"Palmer amaranth that emerged one week before the crop caused the greatest yield reduction in the study, with grain yield loss of 50% where rice was within 40 centimeters, or about 15 inches ...