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opuntia ficus indica

View towards the southeast of 800 opuntia ficus indica planted in Cochise County, Arizona by the author.

 09/13/2024 Posts Crop Potential of Cactus Pads and Fruit for Cattle

Opuntia ficus indica (prickly pear) was bred to be spineless by Luther Burbank in California in the early part of the 20th century. This spineless cultivar has spread around the world and is used principally as livestock feed throughout arid regions. It's fruit (including the peels) has many applications as...
09/05/2024 Video Can Chickens Have Cactus?

Maisie trying and reviewing prickly pear Cactus
09/05/2024 Video BAIF | Spineless Cactus | Fodder | 2020

Importance of cactus, different types of cactus, method of cactus planting, maintenance of cactus plantations, cactus harvesting, cactus feeding to animals 
 
09/05/2024 Video Cultivation And Harvesting Prickly Pear - Amazing agriculture Technology - Prickly Pear Processing

Have you ever eaten a prickly pear? Today we will go to the prickly pear cactus plantations in South America to see how the farmers here cultivate and harvest millions of prickly pears.
09/05/2024 Video Yummy Pedro cactus in my homeland - Healthy food

Today I am going to show you Yummy Pedro cactus in my homeland and cooking Pedro cactus stir-fry with beef recipe. It is a very tasty food. Thank you for watching my video good luck.
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