Alfalfa plays a major part in feeding the livestock that bring us the food and milk we eat today. It was a modest farmer from Baden Germany who moved to Chaska, Minnesota with his small box of alfalfa seeds known as “ewiger klee” or everlasting clover. As Allison Herrera explains, that box transformed seed saving and made it possible for this hardy plant to survive tough winters here in Minnesota and all over America.
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