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There are often plants that appear in our yards and gardens that we didn’t intentionally plant, and happily, some of them are sources of food and medicine. The local doves scatter seeds from the bird feeder, and a handful of millet and other grain plants have sprouted and set seed in my pots nearby. I am due for hundreds of grains in the next few summer weeks. As it turns out, millet is a nutritious important food, not only for birds.





