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Jerusalem Artichokes & The Coming Famine - WHAT YOU SOW YOU WILL REAP!

Jerusalem artichokes (also called sunchokes) are excellent for their resilience and health benefits. Jerusalem artichokes (sunchokes) could indeed be a valuable crop in times of famine. Sunchokes are high in iron, potassium, and thiamin. Jerusalem artichokes are very low glycemic (good for blood sugar control). Advantages of Jerusalem Artichokes: High Yield & Resilience: They produce abundant tubers even in poor or dry soils and tolerate drought and cold better than many staple crops. Perennial Growth: Once planted, they can regrow year after year from tubers left in the ground, reducing the need for annual reseeding. Nutrient-Rich: The tubers are rich in inulin (a carbohydrate), fiber, iron, and potassium—nutritionally useful during food scarcity. Storage & Flexibility: Tubers can be left in the ground for storage and harvested as needed, minimizing spoilage risk when conventional storage isn’t available. Low Input: Can grow in marginal land where other crops might fail. #short #jerusalemartichokes #homstead