The alfalfa Club dinner crowd in tiaras was the order of the night.
A small flowering plant in the pea family, Fabaceae, known as alfalfa.
They will concentrate instead on farming their 1,900 acres of alfalfa, 1,600 acres of corn, and 1,400 acres of soybeans.
They grew up as crop and dairy farmers in Iowa, tending corn, soy, alfalfa, hay, oats and clover.
To wit, Parvin has been a member of the alfalfa Club for 26 years.
And near them long trains of burros laden with grain, alfalfa, straw, or wood.
Bob Johnson was stripping a stalk of alfalfa in his fingers.
The Dean could have been enticed away to examine the alfalfa and the pumping system.
Capital yields are produced after alfalfa or after root crops.
alfalfa, however, unlike the cowpea, does not take to poor land.
1845, from Spanish alfalfa, earlier alfalfez, from Arabic al-fisfisa "fresh fodder."
