- br****ica crops. The term
collard has been used to
include many non-heading Br****ica
oleracea crops.
While American collards are best
placed in the Viridis...
- Look up
Collard or
collard in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Collard may
refer to:
Collard (plant),
certain loose-leafed Br****ica
oleracea cultivars...
- [fried
cornbread and
collards]
together and made a
sandwich out of it. ...We made the
cornmeal fritters, and just put the
collards in
between it. Put your...
-
Collard (September 17, 1902–April 11, 1961) was an
American businessman and politician.
Collard was born in
Norris City, Illinois. In 1904,
Collard moved...
-
Fighters League.
Collard grew up in
Castle Dale, Utah.
Collard started wrestling at the age of six,
picking up
boxing at the age of 11.
Collard attended Emery...
- Adam
Elliott Collard (born 26
October 1995) is an
English television personality and
fitness coach,
known for his
appearances as a
contestant on the fourth...
- cultivars,
including cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower,
brussels sprouts,
collards, and kale, some of
which are
hardly recognizable as
being members of the...
- of vegetables.
Mondays feature collards,
macaroni and cheese, lima beans, okra, rice, and squash.
Tuesdays offer collards, corn,
boiled okra, rice, snap...
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William Dudley Collard (1907–1963) was a
British barrister and
writer on law in the
Soviet Union.
Collard was a
member of the Anglo-Soviet Law ****ociation...
- Graf,
Maximilian (19 July 2017). "Zandvoort: Nick
Catsburg nimmt Ricky Collards Platz ein". SportsCar-Info.de (in German).
Retrieved 1
April 2024. "Impressive...
