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  1. Radish seeds we kept from last year. The husks were nice and dry and I crushed them to get the seeds out.

    It' is easy to winnow them by blowing over them gently, but it doesn't really matter when sowing and you can just throw the crushed husks on there with the seeds.

    #Gardening #Seedkeeping #Homesteading #Radish #Winnowing

  2. This year’s first harvest, we got some radishes! 😊 It always motivates us to have something to chew on this early in the season 😋

    #Gardening #Harvest #Radish

  3. This year’s first harvest, we got some radishes! 😊 It always motivates us to have something to chew on this early in the season 😋

    #Gardening #Harvest #Radish

  4. This year’s first harvest, we got some radishes! 😊 It always motivates us to have something to chew on this early in the season 😋

    #Gardening #Harvest #Radish

  5. This year’s first harvest, we got some radishes! 😊 It always motivates us to have something to chew on this early in the season 😋

    #Gardening #Harvest #Radish

  6. This year’s first harvest, we got some radishes! 😊 It always motivates us to have something to chew on this early in the season 😋

    #Gardening #Harvest #Radish

  7. Radish is my favorite, feel good plant on the balcony.

    Easy and quick to grow and it's delicious with sandwich or salad.

    #Radish #balconygarden #GrowOwnFood #gardening @gardening

  8. `The word horseradish is attested in English from the 1590s. It combines the word horse (formerly used in a figurative sense to mean strong or coarse, as with archaic horsepistol and horselock) and the word radish`

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horserad

    #horseradish #radish

  9. I forgot to put it under the light.

    I. Don't think I'll be getting any radishes from these guys

    #Gardening #radish #GrowOwnFood #IndoorGarden #France @gardening

  10. The first radish is up, it's a French breakfast heirloom. They were planted 13 days ago along with the sugar snap peas, arugula, spinach, beets, and other radish types.

    There have been 58 (F) growing degree days based on a 43F base mean temp here this year, which is more of a fruit tree blossom thing at that base temp, but it's what I keep track of. Accumulated degrees above that daily mean temp base.

    #gardening #radish #GrowYourOwn #GrownFromSeed #Spring #March18 #garden

  11. I think we all know what this country needs...

    #UnsolicitedNoods! ...and also less fascism.

    But today I can offer only noods. This morning's #ramen is joined by #kale, #broccoli, #avocado, #kelp, a tiny #radish, #sardines, and #scallions.

    Keep your chin up y'all, lest the broth dribble down your face. It's a good posture suggestion in all kinds of contexts, really.

  12. Part of my hearty #AsianBreakfast today is chai tow kway -> savoury #radish cake. I had it #TeochewViet style - fried, without eggs & with nuoc cham sauce poured over them.
    When I do them traditional Teochew Chinese style, we fry them with eggs & eat them with a soy sauce/red vinegar/chili sauce blend.
    Asher had breakfast earlier & was keeping my seat warm 😸

    #AsianMastodon #AsianFood #CholonFood #Teochew #Chaoshan #ChineseFood #TootSEA #CulturalFood #TraditionalFood #POCfoods #GlobalSouthFood

  13. Part of my hearty #AsianBreakfast today is chai tow kway -> savoury #radish cake. I had it #TeochewViet style - fried, without eggs & with nuoc cham sauce poured over them.
    When I do them traditional Teochew Chinese style, we fry them with eggs & eat them with a soy sauce/red vinegar/chili sauce blend.
    Asher had breakfast earlier & was keeping my seat warm 😸

    #AsianMastodon #AsianFood #CholonFood #Teochew #Chaoshan #ChineseFood #TootSEA #CulturalFood #TraditionalFood #POCfoods #GlobalSouthFood

  14. Part of my hearty #AsianBreakfast today is chai tow kway -> savoury #radish cake. I had it #TeochewViet style - fried, without eggs & with nuoc cham sauce poured over them.
    When I do them traditional Teochew Chinese style, we fry them with eggs & eat them with a soy sauce/red vinegar/chili sauce blend.
    Asher had breakfast earlier & was keeping my seat warm 😸

    #AsianMastodon #AsianFood #CholonFood #Teochew #Chaoshan #ChineseFood #TootSEA #CulturalFood #TraditionalFood #POCfoods #GlobalSouthFood

  15. Part of my hearty #AsianBreakfast today is chai tow kway -> savoury #radish cake. I had it #TeochewViet style - fried, without eggs & with nuoc cham sauce poured over them.
    When I do them traditional Teochew Chinese style, we fry them with eggs & eat them with a soy sauce/red vinegar/chili sauce blend.
    Asher had breakfast earlier & was keeping my seat warm 😸

    #AsianMastodon #AsianFood #CholonFood #Teochew #Chaoshan #ChineseFood #TootSEA #CulturalFood #TraditionalFood #POCfoods #GlobalSouthFood

  16. Part of my hearty #AsianBreakfast today is chai tow kway -> savoury #radish cake. I had it #TeochewViet style - fried, without eggs & with nuoc cham sauce poured over them.
    When I do them traditional Teochew Chinese style, we fry them with eggs & eat them with a soy sauce/red vinegar/chili sauce blend.
    Asher had breakfast earlier & was keeping my seat warm 😸

    #AsianMastodon #AsianFood #CholonFood #Teochew #Chaoshan #ChineseFood #TootSEA #CulturalFood #TraditionalFood #POCfoods #GlobalSouthFood

  17. #India - Backyard nutrition gardens- For family nutrition and income

    In rainfed agriculture, where farm livelihoods are highly vulnerable to climate vagaries, alternative farm based enterprises go a long way in providing the necessary support for #farmers to remain in farming. Backyard kitchen garden is one such enterprise which meets multiple needs like food, income and nutrition security, besides empowering women.

    September 2025

    Excerpt: "A key intervention was to help farm women raise kitchen gardens in their backyard. These kitchen gardens are meant to increase #FoodDiversity in the diets of the participating families and reduce reliance on the market for introduced vegetables. Each interested household was provided with a kitchen garden kit containing around 10-13 types of vegetable seeds. By raising kitchen gardens, women were able to harvest many types of seasonal vegetables.

    "During 2023-24, kitchen garden kits with 13 different varieties of vegetables were given to 70 group members. For those who had sown seeds early in the season, owing to excessive rains, the seeds didn’t germinate. But around 40% of the women who took up late sowing, could harvest vegetables from the gardens. Women have done #composting with kitchen waste, garden clippings, and dry leaves to create rich organic #compost. This compost is used to fertilize the garden beds. They also prepared organic liquid fertilizers like #Panchagavya and #Jeevamruta to increase immunity and promote plant growth. To manage pest and diseases, they used #NeemOil spray as #NaturalPesticides. Organic #mulch, such as straw and dried leaves, were applied around plants to retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil health. Each of the households produced vegetables like #brinjal, #bhendi, #tomato, #gourds, #cucumber, #radish and green #vegetables. On an average each household produced vegetables worth Rs.2500-3500 in a season.

    "Again, 2024 has been a year of heavy rainfall for Dharwad district. Untimely rains caused havoc, damaging crops. Farmers had to face crop losses and in such a situation around 25 women farmers raised nutrition qardens in their backyard. Each household produced vegetables worth Rs.3000-4000 in a season. Kitchen gardens served as a boon to these families facing #FoodShortages due to crop loss."

    Read more:
    leisaindia.org/backyard-nutrit

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #KitchenGardens #BackyardGardens #GrowYourOwn #FoodSovereignty #ClimateChange #Resiliency

  18. #India - Backyard nutrition gardens- For family nutrition and income

    In rainfed agriculture, where farm livelihoods are highly vulnerable to climate vagaries, alternative farm based enterprises go a long way in providing the necessary support for #farmers to remain in farming. Backyard kitchen garden is one such enterprise which meets multiple needs like food, income and nutrition security, besides empowering women.

    September 2025

    Excerpt: "A key intervention was to help farm women raise kitchen gardens in their backyard. These kitchen gardens are meant to increase #FoodDiversity in the diets of the participating families and reduce reliance on the market for introduced vegetables. Each interested household was provided with a kitchen garden kit containing around 10-13 types of vegetable seeds. By raising kitchen gardens, women were able to harvest many types of seasonal vegetables.

    "During 2023-24, kitchen garden kits with 13 different varieties of vegetables were given to 70 group members. For those who had sown seeds early in the season, owing to excessive rains, the seeds didn’t germinate. But around 40% of the women who took up late sowing, could harvest vegetables from the gardens. Women have done #composting with kitchen waste, garden clippings, and dry leaves to create rich organic #compost. This compost is used to fertilize the garden beds. They also prepared organic liquid fertilizers like #Panchagavya and #Jeevamruta to increase immunity and promote plant growth. To manage pest and diseases, they used #NeemOil spray as #NaturalPesticides. Organic #mulch, such as straw and dried leaves, were applied around plants to retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil health. Each of the households produced vegetables like #brinjal, #bhendi, #tomato, #gourds, #cucumber, #radish and green #vegetables. On an average each household produced vegetables worth Rs.2500-3500 in a season.

    "Again, 2024 has been a year of heavy rainfall for Dharwad district. Untimely rains caused havoc, damaging crops. Farmers had to face crop losses and in such a situation around 25 women farmers raised nutrition qardens in their backyard. Each household produced vegetables worth Rs.3000-4000 in a season. Kitchen gardens served as a boon to these families facing #FoodShortages due to crop loss."

    Read more:
    leisaindia.org/backyard-nutrit

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #KitchenGardens #BackyardGardens #GrowYourOwn #FoodSovereignty #ClimateChange #Resiliency

  19. #India - Backyard nutrition gardens- For family nutrition and income

    In rainfed agriculture, where farm livelihoods are highly vulnerable to climate vagaries, alternative farm based enterprises go a long way in providing the necessary support for #farmers to remain in farming. Backyard kitchen garden is one such enterprise which meets multiple needs like food, income and nutrition security, besides empowering women.

    September 2025

    Excerpt: "A key intervention was to help farm women raise kitchen gardens in their backyard. These kitchen gardens are meant to increase #FoodDiversity in the diets of the participating families and reduce reliance on the market for introduced vegetables. Each interested household was provided with a kitchen garden kit containing around 10-13 types of vegetable seeds. By raising kitchen gardens, women were able to harvest many types of seasonal vegetables.

    "During 2023-24, kitchen garden kits with 13 different varieties of vegetables were given to 70 group members. For those who had sown seeds early in the season, owing to excessive rains, the seeds didn’t germinate. But around 40% of the women who took up late sowing, could harvest vegetables from the gardens. Women have done #composting with kitchen waste, garden clippings, and dry leaves to create rich organic #compost. This compost is used to fertilize the garden beds. They also prepared organic liquid fertilizers like #Panchagavya and #Jeevamruta to increase immunity and promote plant growth. To manage pest and diseases, they used #NeemOil spray as #NaturalPesticides. Organic #mulch, such as straw and dried leaves, were applied around plants to retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil health. Each of the households produced vegetables like #brinjal, #bhendi, #tomato, #gourds, #cucumber, #radish and green #vegetables. On an average each household produced vegetables worth Rs.2500-3500 in a season.

    "Again, 2024 has been a year of heavy rainfall for Dharwad district. Untimely rains caused havoc, damaging crops. Farmers had to face crop losses and in such a situation around 25 women farmers raised nutrition qardens in their backyard. Each household produced vegetables worth Rs.3000-4000 in a season. Kitchen gardens served as a boon to these families facing #FoodShortages due to crop loss."

    Read more:
    leisaindia.org/backyard-nutrit

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #KitchenGardens #BackyardGardens #GrowYourOwn #FoodSovereignty #ClimateChange #Resiliency

  20. #India - Backyard nutrition gardens- For family nutrition and income

    In rainfed agriculture, where farm livelihoods are highly vulnerable to climate vagaries, alternative farm based enterprises go a long way in providing the necessary support for #farmers to remain in farming. Backyard kitchen garden is one such enterprise which meets multiple needs like food, income and nutrition security, besides empowering women.

    September 2025

    Excerpt: "A key intervention was to help farm women raise kitchen gardens in their backyard. These kitchen gardens are meant to increase #FoodDiversity in the diets of the participating families and reduce reliance on the market for introduced vegetables. Each interested household was provided with a kitchen garden kit containing around 10-13 types of vegetable seeds. By raising kitchen gardens, women were able to harvest many types of seasonal vegetables.

    "During 2023-24, kitchen garden kits with 13 different varieties of vegetables were given to 70 group members. For those who had sown seeds early in the season, owing to excessive rains, the seeds didn’t germinate. But around 40% of the women who took up late sowing, could harvest vegetables from the gardens. Women have done #composting with kitchen waste, garden clippings, and dry leaves to create rich organic #compost. This compost is used to fertilize the garden beds. They also prepared organic liquid fertilizers like #Panchagavya and #Jeevamruta to increase immunity and promote plant growth. To manage pest and diseases, they used #NeemOil spray as #NaturalPesticides. Organic #mulch, such as straw and dried leaves, were applied around plants to retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil health. Each of the households produced vegetables like #brinjal, #bhendi, #tomato, #gourds, #cucumber, #radish and green #vegetables. On an average each household produced vegetables worth Rs.2500-3500 in a season.

    "Again, 2024 has been a year of heavy rainfall for Dharwad district. Untimely rains caused havoc, damaging crops. Farmers had to face crop losses and in such a situation around 25 women farmers raised nutrition qardens in their backyard. Each household produced vegetables worth Rs.3000-4000 in a season. Kitchen gardens served as a boon to these families facing #FoodShortages due to crop loss."

    Read more:
    leisaindia.org/backyard-nutrit

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #KitchenGardens #BackyardGardens #GrowYourOwn #FoodSovereignty #ClimateChange #Resiliency

  21. #India - Backyard nutrition gardens- For family nutrition and income

    In rainfed agriculture, where farm livelihoods are highly vulnerable to climate vagaries, alternative farm based enterprises go a long way in providing the necessary support for #farmers to remain in farming. Backyard kitchen garden is one such enterprise which meets multiple needs like food, income and nutrition security, besides empowering women.

    September 2025

    Excerpt: "A key intervention was to help farm women raise kitchen gardens in their backyard. These kitchen gardens are meant to increase #FoodDiversity in the diets of the participating families and reduce reliance on the market for introduced vegetables. Each interested household was provided with a kitchen garden kit containing around 10-13 types of vegetable seeds. By raising kitchen gardens, women were able to harvest many types of seasonal vegetables.

    "During 2023-24, kitchen garden kits with 13 different varieties of vegetables were given to 70 group members. For those who had sown seeds early in the season, owing to excessive rains, the seeds didn’t germinate. But around 40% of the women who took up late sowing, could harvest vegetables from the gardens. Women have done #composting with kitchen waste, garden clippings, and dry leaves to create rich organic #compost. This compost is used to fertilize the garden beds. They also prepared organic liquid fertilizers like #Panchagavya and #Jeevamruta to increase immunity and promote plant growth. To manage pest and diseases, they used #NeemOil spray as #NaturalPesticides. Organic #mulch, such as straw and dried leaves, were applied around plants to retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil health. Each of the households produced vegetables like #brinjal, #bhendi, #tomato, #gourds, #cucumber, #radish and green #vegetables. On an average each household produced vegetables worth Rs.2500-3500 in a season.

    "Again, 2024 has been a year of heavy rainfall for Dharwad district. Untimely rains caused havoc, damaging crops. Farmers had to face crop losses and in such a situation around 25 women farmers raised nutrition qardens in their backyard. Each household produced vegetables worth Rs.3000-4000 in a season. Kitchen gardens served as a boon to these families facing #FoodShortages due to crop loss."

    Read more:
    leisaindia.org/backyard-nutrit

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #KitchenGardens #BackyardGardens #GrowYourOwn #FoodSovereignty #ClimateChange #Resiliency

  22. The watermelon radish tastes exactly like daikon radish. It looks nice in the miso soup—I like it. 😋🍉🫜✨

    #radish #soupSeason #vegan

  23. So, I got a couple of turnip-like root vegetable called Watermelon Radish a week ago, and finally got to using one for the soup tonight. I had no idea the inside is colored bright red like a watermelon! It smells like radish. Exciting! 🍉🫜👀🤗

    #radish #veggie

  24. Me gusta pensar que Julita (asi es como he llamado finalmente a la señorita Radish) sería buena amiga del Amigo del bosque del videojuego Gris.

    Recomiendo mucho el patrón: etsy.com/es/shop/SofficeCrochet

    #crochet #ganchillo #amigurumi #radish #friend

    Edit para añadir fotos y corregir erratas

  25. Estoy tejiendo mi rabano y esta siendo gracioso xDD (a medida que siga haciendo el cuerpo se quedará normal)

    Expectativas vs realidad:
    #crochet #ganchillo #amigurumi #radish

  26. How to Use Different Types of Radishes – Bon Appétit

    Anything I can dip in butter and salt is my idea of a perfect food. That’s why I love radishes—from French Breakfasts, with their diminutive size and oblong shape (fine, they’re my favorite), to spicy Easter Eggs and the…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Breakfast #Frenchbreakfast #breakfast #francais #france #French #frenchbreakfast #inseasonnow #Radish
    diningandcooking.com/2349265/h

  27. News Summary: Radish to Shut Down by End of 2025 After Nearly a Decade of Serialized Fiction

    Before I started this post, I thought I would look back at the things I’ve said about Radish over the years. It turns out that although I’ve covered the serial fiction reading platform quite a few times, most of those were in 2021 and relate to the…
    selfpublishingadvice.org/radis

    #authorroyalties #digitalpublishing #Kakaoacquisition #platformshutdown #Radish
    @indieauthors

  28. News Summary: Radish to Shut Down by End of 2025 After Nearly a Decade of Serialized Fiction

    Before I started this post, I thought I would look back at the things I’ve said about Radish over the years. It turns out that although I’ve covered the serial fiction reading platform quite a few times, most of those were in 2021 and relate to the…
    selfpublishingadvice.org/radis

    #authorroyalties #digitalpublishing #Kakaoacquisition #platformshutdown #Radish
    @indieauthors