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*[[Maize]] was used to provide structure for the climbing [[Beans]] , and [[Squash]] was used for [[Ground Cover]] / as a [[Cover Crop]] | *[[Maize]] was used to provide structure for the climbing [[Beans]] , and [[Squash]] was used for [[Ground Cover]] / as a [[Cover Crop]] | ||
*The beans acted as the [[Nitrogen Fixation]] for the whole system | |||
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Revision as of 02:10, 17 March 2021
Basics
- The name for a type of Polyculture practiced by the Native North, and Central American People
- The word "Kionhekwa" is the name the Iriqois people used
- In most literature it is also refered to as "The Three Sisters" ?
- ESSENTAILLY
- Maize was used to provide structure for the climbing Beans , and Squash was used for Ground Cover / as a Cover Crop
- The beans acted as the Nitrogen Fixation for the whole system