[enumerated]

So there ARE people on Mars!

[Organic Panic]

“it has become clear that climate change poses a threat to many parts of our food supply”

...in a country that has the fatter “poor people” on the planet. They just can’t help themselves.

[DannyTN]

It’s expensive to import peanuts from Earth.

[bicyclerepair]

Stopped at climate change. An author who uses those words is not worth reading.

[airborne]

That's nuts!

[blackdog]

Oh no! GMO Snickers! Wanna bet Hersheys is also creating Frankencocoa plants?

I started growing peanuts as ground cover. Although I must shoot the hoards of squirrels that would otherwise eat everything I grow, (pears, peaches, kiwi, grapes, etc...), I take no pressure in doing so. Traps don't work. They just find their way back home in a few weeks. They are like furry homing pigeons.

Peanuts and beans like pinto, black, and cranberry, produce impressive yields with little to no input. It seems like now I'm going to need a way to grow Cocoa bean plants?!!

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Uhhh. Hot weather doesn't kill peanuts. They thrive in hot humid weather.

[Bigg Red]

From increasing arsenic levels in rice to raising the price of coffee, it has become clear that climate change poses a threat to many parts of our food supply.

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Stacy is rather dumb, isn’t she?

[Mark]

We are doomed!

[fidelis]

Peanuts have their uses:

[amnestynone]

I wonder if Jupiter and Venus will compete with Mars?

[Openurmind]

Lab altered GMO Peanuts.

[cyclotic]

The perfect peanut is the Virginia Peanut. They are larger and a bit oiler with a very crunchy radicle.

The radicle is the little piece that holds the two sides together.

The Good Earth Peanut Company in southern Virginia have the best ones I’ve found.

[AlaskaErik]

The only ones I like are the almond M&Ms.

[Liz]

Mars currently owns two of the biggest peanut-centric
candies on the market, Peanut M&M's and Snickers.

Who knew Snickers was peanut-centric?

[Libloather]

...focus on protecting peanut crops from climate change.

Grow them indoors.

[minnesota_bound]

Why are there so many people with peanut allergies where there were little to none before?