Large white beans were grown for hundreds of years by the by the Mandan, Arikara, and Hidatsa people of what is now North Dakota.
Oscar H. Will (1855-1917) came to North Dakota in the spring of 1881 and was employed at Fuller Green House in Bismarck. He purchased the Fuller Green House on July 1, 1884, and also started a nursery and seed business. He soon started his experiments with native local plants. The seed company was first called Pioneer Seed House in 1897 and then Oscar H. Will & Company. Will's seeds served farmers and gardeners around the world for more than 75 years, reaching customers through a colorful, informative annual mail-order catalog, which had a circulation of 1,000 in 1881. In 1883, Son of a Star, a Hidatsa man living at the Fort Berhold Revervation, gave Will a pouch of beans. From that pouch, Will selected beans that he bred over the next three years, developing what he named the Great Northern bean. He introduced it in 1896, and it became his company's most famous introduction. By 1917, Will's seed catalog had a circulation of 120,000.
Do beans have starch
no
Not particularly. Black beans and pinto beans are far higher in fibre.
Oscar H. Will, Bismarck, ND
North Dakota
no, the great northern bean is a fully developed "green" or "string" bean, the speckled butter bean is a flat pod bean, and bears almost no resemblance.
I'm not sure but you can find out by doing an experiment on the great northern bean(s)
When you grow great northern beans you have to water them every time the get dry aprx. every 3 days. The best brand of soil is fertilized cow manure. And you plant them in a pot or in a field and that is the best way to grow them
Yes.
The were a staple of the United States Navy diet during the 19th century.
no, the great northern bean is a fully developed "green" or "string" bean, the speckled butter bean is a flat pod bean, and bears almost no resemblance.
I dont see an expiration date on the jar. Does anyone know the answer??