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- 1September herb harvest turns into Tuesday adzhika fermentation●The Tuesday fermentation is Adzhika. The September rains activated dill and cilantro seeds in the gardens. Now the morni
A home gardener is fermenting adzhika, the spicy Caucasian-style paste, using fresh dill and cilantro that sprouted after September rains activated dormant seeds in the garden. Morning harvests now need only scissors and a colander, and the batch includes dill, cilantro and bell peppers alongside the usual hot ingredients.
- 2Gardeners identify mystery plant as herb Robert●What's this? (Not sure if it's what I planted) edit: probably Geranium robertianum # gardening
A gardener has asked online for help naming an unknown plant that sprouted where they had sown something else, later concluding it is probably Geranium robertianum, commonly known as herb Robert. The identification matters to gardeners because the plant self-seeds readily and can spread quickly, so knowing whether a seedling is intentional or a volunteer affects whether it is kept or removed.
- 3Two more US companies recall broccoli seeds over salmonella outbreak●US: Two more companies recall broccoli seeds linked to salmonella sprout outbreak
Two additional US companies are recalling broccoli seeds tied to a salmonella outbreak linked to sprouts, bringing wider attention to food safety in the sprouting seed supply chain. The recalls come as health authorities work to trace contamination and warn consumers who may have purchased affected sprout products.
- 4Broccoli Sprouting Seeds Sold on Amazon Recalled Over Salmonella Outbreak▼Broccoli Sprouting Seeds Sold on Amazon Recalled After FDA Matches Supplier Lot to 32-Case Salmonella Outbreak
A recall has been issued for broccoli sprouting seeds sold on Amazon after the FDA traced a supplier lot to a Salmonella outbreak that has sickened 32 people. Consumers who purchased the seeds are being urged to check their lots and discard affected products. The recall highlights ongoing concerns about contaminated sprouting seeds, which can carry bacteria that multiply during the sprouting process, and regulators are continuing to investigate the outbreak's full scope.
- 5Gardeners Basics and Eden Brothers Recall Broccoli Seeds Over Salmonella●Gardeners Basics and Eden Brothers Recall Broccoli Seeds Linked to Salmonella Sprout Outbreak
Seed companies Gardeners Basics and Eden Brothers have recalled broccoli seeds linked to a Salmonella outbreak tied to sprouts. The recall follows reports of illnesses connected to sprouts grown from the seeds, and health authorities are urging consumers to check whether they have the affected products at home and avoid eating or planting them.
- 6FDA Traces Broccoli Sprout Outbreak to Seed Lot Sold Online▼Weekend Wrap-Up: FDA Matched the Broccoli Sprout Outbreak to Seed Lot W4105 and the Seed Came Off Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Etsy and TikTok Shop Without Anyone Naming Who Sold It. The Chicken Wraps That Made 38 People Sick Have a Food Now
FDA investigators have linked a broccoli sprout outbreak to seed lot W4105, which was sold through Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Etsy and TikTok Shop without any of the platforms naming the seller. Separately, health officials have identified a food vehicle for chicken wraps that sickened 38 people. Food safety advocates are criticizing the anonymity of online seed sellers, saying it hampers outbreak response and accountability.