There certainly is. In South Woodford two weeks ago it was impossible to get frozen broad beans at either Waitrose, Sainsbury's or M&S (though the last had some lovely fresh ones). Last week I tried Tesco in Blairgowrie, Perthshire - same problem. Today I tried Waitrose and Tesco in Hexham and the frozen broad bean famine continues. Last summer's crop was almost destroyed by a combination of African beetle and floods, apparently. A Telegraph article recently reported that Waitrose expect supplies to resume within the next few weeks. Oh Joy!
Fava Beans
Broad Beans
Broad beans
Tinned broad beans are widely available, they can be bought from most supermarkets, larger grocery shops and on line grocers.
Chukkudu kaya
There are a lot of broad beans (Vicia faba). Many people know them as fava beans, Windsor and horse beans. There are large seed and small seed varieties. Some examples are:SuttonAquadulce ClaudiaLeviathanMidgetColes DwarfEgyptian BrownRed EpicureScorpioMasterpiece Green
Horses can eat most any Vegetables and Lima Beans are very healthy for them in small quantities
This is not a good thing to feed these animals. They do better on green leafy vegetables. It will not hurt them to eat a bean now and then but not advised.
Broad beans are called avaraikai in Tamil.
Scarlet runner beans are from the American continent and are grown by the native people here.
Yes, broad bean is a climbing plant
hats, cattle, wheat, barley, beans, peas, lentils, garbanzos(chickpeas), and habas(broad beans)