Image of a cará-do-ar, also known as cara moela. Reproduction José Lúcio Batista, from Uberaba (MG), sent a letter to Globo Rural asking about cará-do-ar, a plant that is also known as cará-moela. For those who don't know, cará-do-ar is a PANC (Non-Conventional Food Plant) and belongs to the same family as traditional carás. The species has been attracting interest from producers and consumers due to its food potential and different forms of cultivation. To help those who wish to learn more about the crop, the Minas Gerais Agricultural Research Company (Epamig) provides a booklet dedicated to the subject.
The material gathers information on planting, the necessary care during cultivation, and the main pests and diseases that can affect the plant. 📱Access it here What makes an egg jumbo? The hen's age helps explain it.
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