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The Three Sisters is a way of growing food that has nourished the land and its people for thousands of years. Many First Nations, including our local Oneida Nation, have passed down this method of planting from generation to generation.
When these crops grow together, they help us in many ways. They keep pests away and return nutrients to the soil. Because of this, food can be grown for many generations without taking away from the land. When eaten together, these amazing foods provide many of the nutrients we need to live and be healthy!
Muchas plantas comienzan sus vidas como semillas. Estas semillas a menudo hacen largos viajes a los lugares donde terminarán de crecer con un poco de ayuda de los animales.
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