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  1. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  2. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  3. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  4. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  5. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  6. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  7. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  8. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  9. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  10. 🪲 ICYMI: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  11. 🪲 WATCH: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  12. 🪲 WATCH: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  13. 🪲 WATCH: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  14. 🪲 WATCH: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  15. 🪲 WATCH: While most common #woodlice appear slate gray, the St. Lucia variety stands out with bright oranges, golds, and spotted #patterns. In a #timelapse by Tiny Sanctuary, hungry jelly bean #isopods of all sizes gather to feast on #sweetpotato chunks.

    👉 Learn more: seethis.tv/post/jelly-bean-iso

    #animals #bugs #insects #crustaceans #detritivores #food #macro #vegetables #science #entomology #tksst #video

  16. Fifteen #Crops That Could Help Build More #Resilient Food Systems

    By Natalia Rodriguez, 7 September 2026

    "What if some of the crops best suited to improve nutrition, support farmers and strengthen #ClimateResilience are already growing in fields across #Africa – but they are just overlooked?

    The crops featured in Opportunity Crops for #SustainableFood Systems include #amaranth, #BambaraGroundnut, #baobab, #cowpea, #FingerMillet, #fonio, #jackfruit, #JuteMallow, #MiracleBerry, #moringa, #PearlMillet, #pumpkin, #sesame, #sweetpotato and #TurkeyBerry.

    These crops were not chosen randomly. More than 250 farmers, researchers, genebank experts, private-sector and government representatives provided input. They helped identify crops true to local priorities and opportunities in each of the four African countries, and now genebanks are focusing on those crops.

    The publication explores each crop's history, biology, nutritional value, cultivation practices, conservation status, market opportunities and development challenges. Together, the profiles paint a picture of food systems that are more diverse, adaptable and rooted in #LocalKnowledge.

    This demonstrates the importance of listening to farmers and local communities. Their knowledge, experience and continued stewardship have helped conserve these crops and the diversity they represent.

    The opportunity is not to replace the crops the world already depends on, but to widen the field of possibilities. By conserving, improving and investing in crops that farmers and communities already know, we can build food systems with more options – for better nutrition, stronger livelihoods and greater #resilience.

    Opportunity Crops for Sustainable Food Systems shows that some of those options are already here, waiting to be recognized and put to use.

    This publication presents 15 opportunity crop profiles from across West and East Africa, selected through stakeholder consultations held in #Benin, #Ghana, #Tanzania and #Uganda as part of the #BOLDERInitiative. Each crop profile explores the crop’s history, biology, nutritional characteristics, production systems, cultivation status, processing challenges and market opportunities."

    FMI and to download PDF:
    croptrust.org/news-events/news

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #BuildingResilience #Africa #ClimateResiliency #ClimateChange #AlternativeCrops

  17. Fifteen #Crops That Could Help Build More #Resilient Food Systems

    By Natalia Rodriguez, 7 September 2026

    "What if some of the crops best suited to improve nutrition, support farmers and strengthen #ClimateResilience are already growing in fields across #Africa – but they are just overlooked?

    The crops featured in Opportunity Crops for #SustainableFood Systems include #amaranth, #BambaraGroundnut, #baobab, #cowpea, #FingerMillet, #fonio, #jackfruit, #JuteMallow, #MiracleBerry, #moringa, #PearlMillet, #pumpkin, #sesame, #sweetpotato and #TurkeyBerry.

    These crops were not chosen randomly. More than 250 farmers, researchers, genebank experts, private-sector and government representatives provided input. They helped identify crops true to local priorities and opportunities in each of the four African countries, and now genebanks are focusing on those crops.

    The publication explores each crop's history, biology, nutritional value, cultivation practices, conservation status, market opportunities and development challenges. Together, the profiles paint a picture of food systems that are more diverse, adaptable and rooted in #LocalKnowledge.

    This demonstrates the importance of listening to farmers and local communities. Their knowledge, experience and continued stewardship have helped conserve these crops and the diversity they represent.

    The opportunity is not to replace the crops the world already depends on, but to widen the field of possibilities. By conserving, improving and investing in crops that farmers and communities already know, we can build food systems with more options – for better nutrition, stronger livelihoods and greater #resilience.

    Opportunity Crops for Sustainable Food Systems shows that some of those options are already here, waiting to be recognized and put to use.

    This publication presents 15 opportunity crop profiles from across West and East Africa, selected through stakeholder consultations held in #Benin, #Ghana, #Tanzania and #Uganda as part of the #BOLDERInitiative. Each crop profile explores the crop’s history, biology, nutritional characteristics, production systems, cultivation status, processing challenges and market opportunities."

    FMI and to download PDF:
    croptrust.org/news-events/news

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #BuildingResilience #Africa #ClimateResiliency #ClimateChange #AlternativeCrops

  18. Fifteen #Crops That Could Help Build More #Resilient Food Systems

    By Natalia Rodriguez, 7 September 2026

    "What if some of the crops best suited to improve nutrition, support farmers and strengthen #ClimateResilience are already growing in fields across #Africa – but they are just overlooked?

    The crops featured in Opportunity Crops for #SustainableFood Systems include #amaranth, #BambaraGroundnut, #baobab, #cowpea, #FingerMillet, #fonio, #jackfruit, #JuteMallow, #MiracleBerry, #moringa, #PearlMillet, #pumpkin, #sesame, #sweetpotato and #TurkeyBerry.

    These crops were not chosen randomly. More than 250 farmers, researchers, genebank experts, private-sector and government representatives provided input. They helped identify crops true to local priorities and opportunities in each of the four African countries, and now genebanks are focusing on those crops.

    The publication explores each crop's history, biology, nutritional value, cultivation practices, conservation status, market opportunities and development challenges. Together, the profiles paint a picture of food systems that are more diverse, adaptable and rooted in #LocalKnowledge.

    This demonstrates the importance of listening to farmers and local communities. Their knowledge, experience and continued stewardship have helped conserve these crops and the diversity they represent.

    The opportunity is not to replace the crops the world already depends on, but to widen the field of possibilities. By conserving, improving and investing in crops that farmers and communities already know, we can build food systems with more options – for better nutrition, stronger livelihoods and greater #resilience.

    Opportunity Crops for Sustainable Food Systems shows that some of those options are already here, waiting to be recognized and put to use.

    This publication presents 15 opportunity crop profiles from across West and East Africa, selected through stakeholder consultations held in #Benin, #Ghana, #Tanzania and #Uganda as part of the #BOLDERInitiative. Each crop profile explores the crop’s history, biology, nutritional characteristics, production systems, cultivation status, processing challenges and market opportunities."

    FMI and to download PDF:
    croptrust.org/news-events/news

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #BuildingResilience #Africa #ClimateResiliency #ClimateChange #AlternativeCrops

  19. Fifteen #Crops That Could Help Build More #Resilient Food Systems

    By Natalia Rodriguez, 7 September 2026

    "What if some of the crops best suited to improve nutrition, support farmers and strengthen #ClimateResilience are already growing in fields across #Africa – but they are just overlooked?

    The crops featured in Opportunity Crops for #SustainableFood Systems include #amaranth, #BambaraGroundnut, #baobab, #cowpea, #FingerMillet, #fonio, #jackfruit, #JuteMallow, #MiracleBerry, #moringa, #PearlMillet, #pumpkin, #sesame, #sweetpotato and #TurkeyBerry.

    These crops were not chosen randomly. More than 250 farmers, researchers, genebank experts, private-sector and government representatives provided input. They helped identify crops true to local priorities and opportunities in each of the four African countries, and now genebanks are focusing on those crops.

    The publication explores each crop's history, biology, nutritional value, cultivation practices, conservation status, market opportunities and development challenges. Together, the profiles paint a picture of food systems that are more diverse, adaptable and rooted in #LocalKnowledge.

    This demonstrates the importance of listening to farmers and local communities. Their knowledge, experience and continued stewardship have helped conserve these crops and the diversity they represent.

    The opportunity is not to replace the crops the world already depends on, but to widen the field of possibilities. By conserving, improving and investing in crops that farmers and communities already know, we can build food systems with more options – for better nutrition, stronger livelihoods and greater #resilience.

    Opportunity Crops for Sustainable Food Systems shows that some of those options are already here, waiting to be recognized and put to use.

    This publication presents 15 opportunity crop profiles from across West and East Africa, selected through stakeholder consultations held in #Benin, #Ghana, #Tanzania and #Uganda as part of the #BOLDERInitiative. Each crop profile explores the crop’s history, biology, nutritional characteristics, production systems, cultivation status, processing challenges and market opportunities."

    FMI and to download PDF:
    croptrust.org/news-events/news

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #BuildingResilience #Africa #ClimateResiliency #ClimateChange #AlternativeCrops

  20. Fifteen #Crops That Could Help Build More #Resilient Food Systems

    By Natalia Rodriguez, 7 September 2026

    "What if some of the crops best suited to improve nutrition, support farmers and strengthen #ClimateResilience are already growing in fields across #Africa – but they are just overlooked?

    The crops featured in Opportunity Crops for #SustainableFood Systems include #amaranth, #BambaraGroundnut, #baobab, #cowpea, #FingerMillet, #fonio, #jackfruit, #JuteMallow, #MiracleBerry, #moringa, #PearlMillet, #pumpkin, #sesame, #sweetpotato and #TurkeyBerry.

    These crops were not chosen randomly. More than 250 farmers, researchers, genebank experts, private-sector and government representatives provided input. They helped identify crops true to local priorities and opportunities in each of the four African countries, and now genebanks are focusing on those crops.

    The publication explores each crop's history, biology, nutritional value, cultivation practices, conservation status, market opportunities and development challenges. Together, the profiles paint a picture of food systems that are more diverse, adaptable and rooted in #LocalKnowledge.

    This demonstrates the importance of listening to farmers and local communities. Their knowledge, experience and continued stewardship have helped conserve these crops and the diversity they represent.

    The opportunity is not to replace the crops the world already depends on, but to widen the field of possibilities. By conserving, improving and investing in crops that farmers and communities already know, we can build food systems with more options – for better nutrition, stronger livelihoods and greater #resilience.

    Opportunity Crops for Sustainable Food Systems shows that some of those options are already here, waiting to be recognized and put to use.

    This publication presents 15 opportunity crop profiles from across West and East Africa, selected through stakeholder consultations held in #Benin, #Ghana, #Tanzania and #Uganda as part of the #BOLDERInitiative. Each crop profile explores the crop’s history, biology, nutritional characteristics, production systems, cultivation status, processing challenges and market opportunities."

    FMI and to download PDF:
    croptrust.org/news-events/news

    #SolarPunkSunday #FoodSecurity #BuildingResilience #Africa #ClimateResiliency #ClimateChange #AlternativeCrops

  21. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #dungeoncrawlercarl
    #aquarium
    #Wordle
    #wordle1904
    #sweetpotato
    #patat
    #platy
    #fish
    #geely
    #e2

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  22. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #dungeoncrawlercarl
    #aquarium
    #Wordle
    #wordle1904
    #sweetpotato
    #patat
    #platy
    #fish
    #geely
    #e2

    Based on recent posts made by non-automated accounts. Posts with more boosts, favourites, and replies are weighted higher.

  23. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #dungeoncrawlercarl
    #aquarium
    #Wordle
    #wordle1904
    #sweetpotato
    #patat
    #platy
    #fish
    #geely
    #e2

    Based on recent posts made by non-automated accounts. Posts with more boosts, favourites, and replies are weighted higher.

  24. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #dungeoncrawlercarl
    #aquarium
    #Wordle
    #wordle1904
    #sweetpotato
    #patat
    #platy
    #fish
    #geely
    #e2

    Based on recent posts made by non-automated accounts. Posts with more boosts, favourites, and replies are weighted higher.

  25. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #love
    #Wordle
    #wordle1904
    #polls
    #time
    #language
    #aquarium
    #sweetpotato
    #patat
    #platy

    Based on recent posts made by non-automated accounts. Posts with more boosts, favourites, and replies are weighted higher.

  26. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #love
    #Wordle
    #wordle1904
    #polls
    #time
    #language
    #aquarium
    #sweetpotato
    #patat
    #platy

    Based on recent posts made by non-automated accounts. Posts with more boosts, favourites, and replies are weighted higher.

  27. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #love
    #Wordle
    #wordle1904
    #polls
    #time
    #language
    #aquarium
    #sweetpotato
    #patat
    #platy

    Based on recent posts made by non-automated accounts. Posts with more boosts, favourites, and replies are weighted higher.

  28. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #love
    #Wordle
    #wordle1904
    #polls
    #time
    #language
    #aquarium
    #sweetpotato
    #patat
    #platy

    Based on recent posts made by non-automated accounts. Posts with more boosts, favourites, and replies are weighted higher.