Banned to plant impossible to kill: The free protein growing everywhere

Free protein. Complete amino acids. Grows everywhere. Labeled illegal.
In this episode of Heritage Garden Wisdom, host Frank Miller exposes the wild plant authorities call a “noxious weed” — yet it delivers more usable protein than chicken, produces edible greens and grain, and grows without human help across North America and beyond.

This video breaks down the truth about pigweed (wild amaranth) — a plant thriving in gardens, roadsides, vacant lots, and farm edges while governments spend millions trying to erase it.

🥬 Inside this video, you’ll learn:

Why pigweed was classified as a noxious weed despite being completely edible

How amaranth provides complete protein comparable to meat 🍖

Why its seeds rival quinoa and outperform most grains 🌾

The real economics behind manufactured protein scarcity 💰

How one plant produces 100,000+ seeds per season

Why pigweed is nearly indestructible and herbicide-resistant 🌿

The full nutritional profile: protein, iron, calcium, vitamins, minerals

Safe identification tips to avoid look-alikes

How to harvest greens and seeds responsibly

Legal realities around cultivation vs. foraging ⚖️

Why this plant matters for preparedness and food security 🛠️

How ancient civilizations relied on amaranth — and why it was suppressed

🚫 Pigweed wasn’t banned because it’s dangerous.
❗ It was suppressed because free food threatens a trillion-dollar protein economy.

Across the USA, UK, and Canada, this plant continues to grow whether anyone plants it or not — quietly offering nutrition while being officially labeled a problem.

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