A time-honored Indigenous agricultural practice, the Three Sisters method interplants corn, beans, and squash in a mutually beneficial mound. The corn supports the beans, which fix nitrogen, while the squash’s broad leaves suppress weeds and retain moisture. This sustainable, high-yield system benefits home gardeners, small-scale farmers, and educators teaching ecological balance and food sovereignty.
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