No one can say for sure if the avoidance recommendation
for peanuts was related to the rising number of peanut allergies seen in the late 1990s and early 2000s, but one thing is certain: it did not stop the increase," Young says.
Decades ago, land was broken for peanuts with a mule-drawn steel moldboard plow in late winter to early spring.
For peanut growers, the Fowler was the cultivator of choice because it could get close to the crop, moving dirt in and out to kill weeds and grasses.
According to Coburn, Sunland was first inundated with consumer requests for answers in the wake of the PCA disaster, and then, once it was ascertained that Sunland products were safe, a rising demand
for peanuts, leading to "a very interesting time" for the company.
Researchers may sometimes complain they work
for peanuts, but scientists at the USA's National Peanut Research Laboratory have shown that this is not always a bad thing: they have developed new high-tech grading methods that could dramatically boost the American peanut industry.
The scientific name
for peanuts is Arachis hypogaea.
Porter says the new initiative can help meet an increasing demand
for peanuts through economical, sustainable, and environmentally compatible management strategies.
In adults, there appeared to be no increase in prevalence, either
for peanuts or tree nuts.
Considering all they have to offer, it's hard to imagine how peanuts became associated with smallness, as in "peanut-brain" or "buying something
for peanuts.
Carver found more than three hundred uses
for peanuts.
chemical companies have been exploring their potential
for peanuts, apples, pecans and peaches.
Approximately one-third of parents said they still read ingredient labels to look
for peanuts.
4%
for peanut and tree nut allergy, with a female predominance among the adults and a male predominance among the children.
