#Tree Nutrition

[michywillyblogs]

family love

[fullyautomaticcomposter]

Deforestation ….Major Concern ..!!! Save Nature !!! Save Lives | Kelvin Water Technologies

Plants are vital for life on earth and thus we need to save them. They provide us food oxygen and essential ecosystem services. Instead of planting trees we are moving towards deforestation in order to set up new industries and towns.

[waywarddragoncollection]

The Burmese grape tree (*Baccaurea sapida*) is a nutritional superfruit vital for ecosystems and culture, with efforts like Grow Billion Trees Partners promoting sustainable cultivation and environmental restoration.

[crabcakesyumyum]

16:48 🥰 Another warm day, another walk.

Honestly, not my best day lol. I never intended to walk very far, 20 minutes tops, so i never bothered to change clothes into something a bit more...appropriate, in lack of a better word? So instead i wore an ill-fitting shirt that created some massive friction against my chest which caused my nipples to BURN, shorts that didn't shield my thighs against chafing, and CROCS. Yes. You read that right; I walked a bit over 7km in crocs. Yes, my feet hurts, and yes, i am now the proud owner of some cute, new blisters 😗✌️

Soooo, not a great time all in all, but not entirely horrible? At least i got to see a cat, two cute poodles, and a bunch of sheep (fun fact; I love the scent of sheep. It's so special, and i associate it w summer more than anything else. It's so comforting. I wouldn't like a sheep scented candle or anything, but catching a whiff of them while i'm out and about is nice and homey haha) + i got some fresh air!

[divinegastronomer]

Patience and Persistence

Jesus told this parable: ‘A man had a fig tree planted in his vineyard, and he came looking for fruit on it but found none. He said to the man who looked after the vineyard, “Look here, for three years now I have been coming to look for fruit on this fig tree and finding none. Cut it down: why should it be taking up the ground?” “Sir,” the man replied “leave it one more year and give me time to dig round it and manure it: it may bear fruit next year; if not, then you can cut it down.”

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In culinary esoteric philosophy, this parable can be interpreted on multiple levels, reflecting both the nature of nourishment and the cultivation of potential, whether in the literal sense of gardening or in the metaphorical sense of human development and persistence.

1. **Patience and Nurturing**: The fig tree represents potential that has not yet borne fruit despite care and time. The caretaker’s request for one more year symbolizes the importance of patience and nurturing in the growth process.

In culinary art, just as ingredients require specific conditions to flourish, so do ideas and projects need time and proper care to develop fully.

2. **Balance of Resource Allocation**: The vineyard owner's desire to cut down the unfruitful tree highlights the practical decision-making involved in resource management.

In culinary terms, this can be likened to evaluating the viability of ingredients, techniques, or even culinary ventures that might not show immediate results.

3. **Potential for Transformation**: The caretaker's suggestion to dig around the tree and manure it signifies the idea of providing support and nourishment to realize potential.

In cooking, this can be interpreted as the need for experimentation, adjustment, and care in techniques, flavors, or concepts that may initially seem uninspired but can transform into something wonderful with the right attention.

4. **Hope and Second Chances**: The parable also encapsulates the theme of hope and the importance of giving second chances, relevant both in culinary practice and in life.

Just as the fig tree may still bear fruit, creative endeavors in the kitchen might yield unexpected results with perseverance.

In essence, this parable reminds us within the sphere of culinary arts (and beyond) to appreciate the process of growth, the importance of nurturing potential, and the value of patience in seeking fruitful outcomes.

[andyhy]

Nature

[mneel]

ORGANIC ? 🌴🌲🌳

[falseandrealultravival]

Mushroom X (verse)

Fluffy

On the carpet

Mushrooms arise.

Looks delicious though

Not even eating.

Something scary.

This mushroom

North of the house, in a damp area

Some grew up.

Looks like Hiba

Fallen leaves of coniferous trees

It's a carpet (=nutrition).

(2018.09.21)

キノコＸ（韻文）

ふわふわの

絨毯（じゅうたん）の上

キノコ生じる。

美味しそうだが

食べもせず。

怖いもの。

このキノコＸ、

家の北・じめじめしたところに

幾つか生えた。

ヒバらしき

針葉��の落ち葉が

絨毯（＝栄養）だ。

[goldiloxnpaintedhands]

Going live in the next 5-10 minutes to show you my cottage and take you on a little tour of the grounds. My fruit trees are blossoming. I just discovered a polar Berry plant and an acai berry plant. I have an oak tree. Plantain trees too! Pink pinosa's and more! Will be smoking marijuana. Don't worry, it's florida! It's legal. Listening to lil peep too. Then I'll show you the Japanese flowers again. What I'm cooking in the Crock-Pot too! Let's have a little adventure this afternoon to get your mind off things 😁🐉🧚🏻‍♀️🎠💜🔮🐢🤙🏻💟😊👣🐾🐦🌠🙏🏻✨

Come vibe with me, I'll be gentle, I swear!

[dinosaurwithablog]

I love woodpeckers!! ❤️ I thoroughly enjoyed watching them store acorns in the trees. They are so industrious. And they're adorable!! Thank you, OP, for sharing this with me!! 😁😍

Acorn Woodpecker (Melanerpes formicivorus) drill thousands of small holes into the bark of living or dead trees, telephone poles, wooden fence posts, and even wooden parts of buildings. And yes they can get into scuffles with squirrels to protect their cache of acorns.

[teaboot]

Sometimes I think a lot about my mom's cat

My mom's cat is a common domestic shorthair we found on the side of the road as a kitten

Regular cat, not a maine coon or one of those massive breeds. His mom was smaller than a loaf of bread

But in a sort of a Clifford The Big Red Dog situation, he grew super fast, and really really big, and took a super long time to stop growing

Worried that she was overfeeding him, she eased back his portions, but he stayed a massive round baby

When he started having kidney problems, she took him to the vet.

The vet took a look at him and said, "holy fuck, what are you feeding him", checked the nutritional listings on his chow, and told her "Yeah, maybe he's reacting badly to the amount of grain in this, try a meatier diet"

So my mom wound up special-ordering this specific high-protein prescription cat food made of like. Kangaroo meat or some shit that cost like sixty bucks a bag

And, as typical act two in an episode of House, he somehow got worse on the fancy specialized stuff that was supposed to be Primo Athlete Olympic Feline Blend

Like. WAY worse. His guts were inflamed and his kidneys were shutting down and he was all sore and HE WAS STILL HUGE, just miserable and sad

So shetook him back to the vet, where they had to help him pee (he was apparently close to bursting and had some kind of blockage too) and went "Yeah no this is NOT normal and we don't know what's going on, we're gonna do some tests but in the meantime you should go back to what he was eating before, at least that wasn't actively killing him" so she did

And he still wasn't great, but he also improved

And so they take his blood and do an ultrasound and a couple g's later she gets a call back like "this is gonna sound crazy, but we want you to put him on a low-meat diet. Just the least amount of protein and iron and shit. We need you to find the grainiest, filler-iest dollar tree kibble available and give him some of that bad bad shit"

And my mother is a woman of science. So she did

And he GOT BETTER

His energy picked back up, inflammation went down, he started drinking normally again, got back to pissing like a fuckin champion

And so it turns out that out of all the random ass freeway bonus cats we possibly could have scooped out of a ditch, WE got the one-in-a-million freak of nature with a SPECIFIC genetic defect that means a paleo protein free range diet is essentially poison and he THRIVES on cheap ass garbage

Like. He medically NEEDS junk food

I dont really understand how that works, but i cant argue with results.

If we had four of him, they'd outweigh my mom. And he's FINE

Also blind, but that's unrelated

Im not using him as a symbol or a metaphor or anything. I just keep catching myself thinking about my mom's Big Fucking Cat

[pooja90sh]

Avocado Tree: Nutritional Goldmine, Superfood Symbol, and Green Treasure