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- Alfalfa, one of the oldest cultivated forage crops, originated in south-central Asia and was first cultivated in Central Asia12. It is believed to have been introduced to Greece around 490 BC when the Persians invaded Greek territory1. Spanish and Portuguese conquistadors brought alfalfa to the Americas2. Some authors suggest that it was cultivated 9,000 years ago in rare locations in its center of origin, spreading throughout the Middle East and eventually to China and India3.Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.Alfalfa seems to have originated in south-central Asia, and was first cultivated in Central Asia. According to Pliny (died 79 AD), it was introduced to Greece in about 490 BC when the Persians invaded Greek territory.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AlfalfaBrief History of Alfalfa Alfalfa, the oldest of our cultivated forage crops, is thought to have “originated in southwestern Asia with Iran as the geographic center of origin” (Goplen et al., 1987, p. 5) Alfalfa was first introduced to the Americas by Spanish and Portuguese conquistadors.barr-ag.com/blog/brief-history-of-alfalfa/Different authors suggested that alfalfa was cultivated 9,000 years ago in some rare locations in its centre of origin (Near East to Central Asia). Sinskaya in 1950 suggested that its distribution spread throughout the Middle East by 1,000 BC, and from there, to China and India.hal.science/hal-01216251v2/document
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Alfalfa seems to have originated in south-central Asia, and was first cultivated in Central Asia. According to Pliny (died 79 AD), it was introduced to Greece in about 490 BC when the Persians invaded Greek territory. Alfalfa cultivation is discussed in the fourth-century AD book Opus Agriculturae by Palladius, … See more
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