Description
Finger millet (Eleusine coracana) is an annual herbaceous plant cultivated extensively as a cereal crop across arid and semiarid regions in Africa and Asia. Known for its resilience in harsh environments, it thrives in low-fertility soils and is particularly valued for its nutritional benefits. Rich in calcium, iron, and fiber, finger millet is a staple in diets where malnutrition is prevalent, contributing significantly to food security. Its drought tolerance and ability to grow at altitudes up to 2,300 meters make it a crucial crop for smallholder farmers in challenging agricultural landscapes. Additionally, it is used to make traditional foods like porridge, flatbreads, and beverages, sustaining communities with its versatility and nutrient density.
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very good for health
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