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The Plant America Tried to Erase… But Europe is Rediscovering 🌱 Did you know there’s a legume that matches soy gram for gram in protein, delivers more than double the fiber, fixes its own nitrogen, unlocks phosphorus from dead soil, and grows in sand — all without costly processing? Meet White Lupin (Lupinus albus) — a plant that was once sacred to the Romans and grew across 2.5 million acres of the American South to restore soil stripped bare by cotton. So why haven’t you heard of it? The truth is not science, it’s politics. While soy received a century of breeding, subsidies, and global export infrastructure, White Lupin was simply defunded. No market. No lobby. No promotion. Yet its potential is staggering: better nutrition, soil restoration, and a sustainable alternative to imported soy. In this video, Frank Miller from Heritage Garden Wisdom uncovers:✅ The forgotten history of White Lupin in the U.S.✅ Why it rivals soy in protein and blows it away in fiber✅ Its incredible soil-healing root system✅ How Europe is bringing lupin back as a high-protein, sustainable crop✅ Safe ways to grow and consume lupin today Whether you’re into gardening, sustainable farming, plant-based nutrition, or soil restoration, this plant is a hidden powerhouse that deserves your attention. 🌎 Join the movement to rediscover White Lupin — share this with a grower, farmer, or friend who loves real food. Every view and comment helps spread this forgotten agricultural secret! #WhiteLupin #PlantProtein #SoilRestoration #SustainableFarming #HeritageGardenWisdom #SoyAlternative #HighProtein #FiberRich #AgricultureSecrets #GardeningUK #GardeningUSA