The large seeds look a little like broad or lima beans. Pawpaw grower Susan Owen, from The Lily Patch Farm in North Carolina, ...

Mwanza explains what it takes to start a pawpaw farm and its money-making potential. Pawpaw thrive in warm areas (tropical or subtropical area) with adequate rainfall and a temperature range of 21 ...

For those interested in pawpaw production, the farmer has some insights. Mwanza says on an acre farm a farmer needs, 1,000 seeds, two to three tonnes of manure, insecticides and plenty of water.

Farming and ranching have also vastly changed ... avoiding the seeds and especially the pawpaw peel. The seeds, outer peel of the fruit, tree bark, and leaves of the pawpaw are not safe to eat.