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00:00One man turned a humble peanut into a global weapon against hunger

00:03and changed the world. The man was George Washington Carver, born into slavery in Missouri

00:11around 1864. Carver became a pioneering agricultural scientist at Tuskegee Institute,

00:18teaching farmers how to improve soil depleted by cotton farming. He promoted crop rotation

00:23and alternative cash crops, with peanuts at the center of his work. Though he didn't invent

00:28peanut butter, Carver developed over 300 uses for peanuts, including flour, dyes, plastics,

00:35and oil. His innovations helped poor southern farmers survive during the Great Depression

00:41by making peanuts and sweet potatoes versatile sources of food and income. Carver's methods

00:48didn't IT just improve agriculture. They fed millions and stabilized rural economies across

00:55the United States. George Washington Carver turned a simple legume into hope, science,

01:01and survival. The peanut, once a snack, became a tool against hunger, proving that one man's

01:09vision can nourish a nation.