Organic Whole Leaf Alfalfa Powder is the result of dehydrating and then grinding the Medicago Sativa herb. This product appears as a dark green powder with an aroma and flavor characteristic of alfalfa. It has applications as a medicinal and nutritional supplement especially as a source of vitamins A, C, E and K4, and minerals such as calcium, potassium, phosphorus, and iron. Organic Alfalfa Powder has been certified organic. This product may be used in functional foods and nutrition applications.
Sol Foods Organics is a first rate distributor of certified alfalfa, barley grass and wheat grass. All products are grown in Kansas by Kansan Farmers. These cereal grasses are planted in the fall and grown through the cold winter where they develop huge root structures that absorb the nutrients found in the mineral-rich soil of the Midwest. They are then harvested just once a year at their peak of nutrition.
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