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federer7 · 1 day

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Potato harvest (Kartoffelernte) - Müntschemier, Switzerland. 1944

Photo: Jakob Tuggener

#Jakob Tuggener #Potato #harvest #1944 #Müntschemier #Kartoffelernte

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ahedderick · 2 days

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Strawberry breakfast. Oh, I'm suffering so much ; D

Yes, I keep kale, lettuce, and herbs in water like a bouquet until I need them. Works slightly better than refrigeration. This looks like so much kale but after I cooked it it was only three modest servings.

#farmblr #farm #gardenblr #strawberry #harvest #gardening #vegetable #fruits

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sticksandsharks · 6 months

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HARVEST

one of two cover artworks for Possum Creek Games' latest double-feature tabletop games, Grand Guignol & Harvest, written by @wildwoodsgames. There's a few more days to back this project if you like themes of dark secrets, ritual horror and community.

#art #landscape #island #harvest #possum creek games #backerkit

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lovehina019 · 2 months

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brightgoat · 24 days

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Nothing mourns like a Stand that failed

[Standverse AU]

#jjba #stands #hierophant green #sticky fingers #jojos bizarre adventure #jjba stands #jjba part 3 #jjba part 4 #jjba part 5 #harvest #shigechi #bucciarati #kakyoin #jjba fanart #art #arrt #standverse #standverse au

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reasonsforhope · 7 months

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Legit though, we should start turning ecosystem restoration and work to make our world more tolerant to the effects of climate change into annual holidays and festivals

Like how just about every culture used to have festivals to celebrate the beginning of the harvest or its end, or the beginning of planting, or how whole communities used to host barn raisings and quilting bees - everyone coming together at once to turn the work of months or years into the work of a few days

Humble suggestions for festival types:

Goat festival

Besides controlled burns (which you can't do if there's too much dead brush), the fastest, most effective, and most cost-efficient way to clear brush before fire season - esp really heavy dead brush - is to just. Put a bunch of goats on your land for a few days!

Remember that Shark Tank competitor who wanted to start a goat rental company, and everyone was like wtf? There was even a whole John Oliver bit making fun of the idea? Well THAT JUST PROVES THEY'RE FROM NICE WET PLACES, because goat rental companies are totally a thing, and they're great.

So like. Why don't we have a weekend where everyone with goats just takes those goats to the nearest land that needs a ton of clearing? Public officials could put up maps of where on public lands grazing is needed, and where it definitely shouldn't happen. Farmers and people/groups with a lot of acres that need clearing can post Goat Requests.

Little kids can make goat-themed crafts and give the goats lots of pets or treats at the end of the day for doing such a good job. Volunteers can help wrangle things so goats don't get where they're not supposed to (and everyone fences off land nowadays anyway, mostly). And the goats, of course, would be in fucking banquet paradise.

Planting Festival and Harvest Festival

Why mess with success??? Bring these back where they've disappeared!!! Time to swarm the community gardens and help everyone near you with a farm make sure that all of their seeds are sown and none of the food goes to waste in the fields, decaying and unpicked.

And then set up distribution parts of the festival so all the extra food gets where it needs to be! Boxes of free lemons in front of your house because you have 80 goddamned lemons are great, but you know what else would be great? An organized effort to take that shit to food pantries (which SUPER rarely get fresh produce, because they can't hold anything perishable for long at all) and community/farmer's markets

Rain Capture Festival

The "water year" - how we track annual rainfall and precipitation - is offset from the regular calendar year because, like, that's just when water cycles through the ecosystems (e.g. meltwater). At least in the US, the water year is October 1st through September 30th of the next year, because October 1st is around when all the snowmelt from last year is gone, and a new cycle is starting as rain begins to fall again in earnest.

So why don't we all have a big barn raising equivalent every September to build rain capture infrastructure?

Team up with some neighbors to turn one of those little grass strips on the sidewalk into a rain-garden with fall-planting plants. Go down to your local church and help them install some gutters and rain barrels. Help deculvert rivers so they run through the dirt again, and make sure all the storm drains in your neighborhood are nice and clear.

Even better, all of this - ESPECIALLY the rain gardens - will also help a ton with flood control!

I'm so serious about how cool this could be, yall.

And people who can't or don't want to do physical stuff for any of these festivals could volunteer to watch children or cook food for the festival or whatever else might need to be done!

Parties afterward to celebrate all the good work done! Community building and direct local improvements to help protect ourselves from climate change!

The possibilities are literally endless, so not to sound like an influencer or some shit, but please DO comment or reply or put it in the notes if you have thoughts, esp on other things we could hold festivals like this for.

Canning festivals. "Dig your elderly neighbors out of the snow" festivals. Endangered species nesting count festival. Plant fruit trees on public land and parks festival. All of the things that I don't know anywhere near enough to think of. Especially in more niche or extreme ecosystems, there are so many possibilities that could do a lot of good

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coatntails · 2 years

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#thanksgiving #harvest #holiday #lonliness #alone #I am with you #love from the other side of this series of tubes #reaching out to y'all #my lonely fam #rub a dub dub thanks for the grub #lets eat

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allthingssoulful-garden · 9 months

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Another weekend, another tomato harvest.

#smaller this time #we're getting close to the end of the season #heirloom tomatoes #tomatoes #harvest #home garden #gardeners on tumblr #grow your own food #gardenblr #edible gardening #garden #gardenblog #gardening #gardencore

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emsalx · 1 year

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blueberry fields forever

26 feb 2023

#australia #lifestyle #summer aesthetics #summer vibes #farm aesthetic #farmcore #cottagecore #cottagecharm #cottage living #blueberry #farm girl #cottage moodboard #moodboard #harvest #fairycore #fairy garden #natural remedies #gardenblr #gardencore

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catsofyore · 28 days

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The kitten harvest was bountiful that year, and the village rejoiced. 🌾 Photo from my collection, no info.

#cat #cats #catsofyore #cats of yore #kitten #kittens #harvest

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chase-prairie · 1 year

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i have become radicalized as a pawpaw agent, pollinate a flower or two on your local tree!

More isolated, further north = less likely to be self-pollinated. You need different genetics around and enough awake pollinators to make sure you get fall fruit, so lend a helping hand

#pawpaws #foraging #harvest #botany

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balkanparamo · 29 days

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The Harvest

#art #photography #harvest #farm girl

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ahedderick · 3 days

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I've been using this pectin for years - it's the best one I've found for low-sugar or no-sugar recipes. They update their website seasonally, too - so the first thing at the top when I opened it this morning was strawberry/rhubarb. Which is exactly what I was looking for!

Also - five million recipes: