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    Health Professionals Say Plant Foods Missing From Dietary Guidelines●Most Health Professionals Think Key Plant Foods Underrepresented In Dietary Guidelines https:// plantbasednews.org/lifesMmastodonHealthNutrition33 d ago

    Most health professionals believe key plant foods are underrepresented in official dietary guidelines, according to a report covered by Plant Based News. The finding suggests that many practitioners see current recommendations as lagging behind evidence on the health benefits of plant-based eating, and are calling for fruits, vegetables, legumes and other plant foods to feature more prominently in public dietary advice.

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    Plantik and Hudson River Biotechnology partner on heat-tolerant strawberries●Exclusive: Plantik and Hudson River Biotechnology team up to de-risk heat-tolerant strawberriesβœ‰newsScienceBiology3 d ago

    Plantik Biosciences and Hudson River Biotechnology have announced a partnership to develop strawberry varieties that can withstand rising temperatures, aiming to de-risk development of heat-tolerant fruit crops. The collaboration pairs Plantik's crop-breeding technology with Hudson River Biotechnology's plant cell engineering platform, as agriculture faces mounting pressure from climate change.

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    Eckhart quote on contemplation shared to praise young farmers●"What we plant in the soil of contemplation, we shall reap in the harvest of action.". Meister Eckhart Every quiet momenMmastodonEnvironment81 d ago

    A quote from medieval mystic Meister Eckhart β€” "What we plant in the soil of contemplation, we shall reap in the harvest of action" β€” is being shared to celebrate young farmers who spend quiet moments learning and tending the land. Supporters describe their work as visible proof that patient, thoughtful effort bears fruit, framing small-scale agriculture as a source of hope and steady progress.

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    Flowering season ends but fruiting season continues for wildlifeβ–ΌWildlife Window: The flowering season may have ended, but not the fruiting seasonβœ‰newsEnvironmentWildlife9 h ago

    A nature column notes that while the flowering season has come to an end, the fruiting season is now underway, offering continued food sources for wildlife. The piece highlights how plants shift from blooms to fruit, sustaining birds and other animals through the changing season.

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    Marigold dye and home-grown grapes: gardening tipsβ–ΌGardening with Xpress: Using marigolds as dye and growing grapes at homeβœ‰newsLifeHome & Garden8 h ago

    Gardeners are being shown how to make natural dye from marigold blooms and how to grow grapes at home in a new gardening feature from Mountain Xpress. The piece covers harvesting and processing marigold petals for coloring fabric, plus practical advice on planting, trellising and caring for grapevines in a backyard setting.

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    Gardener Celebrates Record Bloom of Giant Pitahaya Cactus Flowers●Good morning from giant cactus flower land! (The most I have ever had bloom!) # gardening # pitahayaMmastodonLifeHome & Garden611 h ago

    A gardener reports the biggest bloom of giant cactus flowers they have ever had, sharing photos of the pitahaya, or dragon fruit, cactus in full flower. The morning bloom showcase is drawing warm reactions from plant lovers, with comments admiring the unusually large number of flowers opening at once.

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    15 Jackfruit Recipes That Prove You Don't Need Meatβ–Ό15 Delicious Jackfruit Recipes That Prove You Don’t Need Meat! https://www. onegreenplanet.org/vegan-food/ 15-delicious-MmastodonEnvironment41 d ago

    One Green Planet has published a roundup of 15 vegan jackfruit recipes, drawn from its Food Monster App, arguing that the tropical fruit can convincingly replace meat in everyday cooking. The collection highlights jackfruit's popularity as a plant-based substitute, and the item is circulating among climate- and vegan-focused communities online.

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    Dragon fruit flower blooms in mesmerising time lapse●Time lapse of this blossoming! # pitahaya # flower # gardening # timelapse https:// youtu.be/Y04jC8lw6JQ?is=WrIsVo 4xipRMmastodonLifeHome & Garden314 h ago

    A gardener has shared a time lapse video showing a pitahaya, or dragon fruit, flower blossoming, capturing the rare overnight opening in full. Pitahaya flowers bloom only briefly, usually for a single night, which makes the sped-up footage a treat for gardening enthusiasts. Viewers are enjoying watching the delicate white petals unfurl and admiring the plant's dramatic flowering process.