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07-01-1977 The purpose of this the first amaranth seminar in 1977, sponsored by Rodale Press, was to pool knowledge on amaranth in the hopes of spurring research efforts in the country and around the world. 129 pages, charts
- Originating in the Americas and Europe, amaranth has been cultivated for more than 8,000 years, dating back at least to the Mayan civilization of South and Central America. It was a staple of the Aztecs and incorporated into their religious ceremonies. In the 1500’s the Spanish conquistadors...
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01-01-1981 Agronomy 523X Contains many sections, each with separate pages, illustrated
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Notebook sections concerning amaranthus. Illustrated, photos
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01-02-2007 The objective of this newsletter is to provide the tools for an extensive and sustainable exploitation of amaranth. It alsoincludes answers to questions about amaranth and receipes for the use of it. 45 pages, illustrated, photos
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Work on the amaranth--that versatile, nutritious, historic, and symbolic plant of five continents and many centuries--has only just begun. It will get from the experimental agricultural fields to home kitchens, it will help feed the world's hungry, it will be restored to the place it once...
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01-01-1984 This report, resulting from the panel's deliberations, is intended for agencies engaged in deveopment assistance and food relief, officials and institutions concerned with agriculture in developing countries, and science communities with relevant interests. This study is one of a series that...
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01-01-1976 This study on the amaranth, the principal leaf vegetable of hot regions, is based on experience in tropical horticulture in Ivory Coast from 1965 to 1968 and in Dahomey from 1968 to 1973.
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01-01-2010 This publication shows practical ways of growing local food plants, and doing it well.
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01-01-1981 This report discusses the compilation of data on amaranth germplasm. 57 pages, illustrations