#agricultural calendar

[onmyodogame]

Seasons in Onmyodo: Shosetsu

On November 22nd, the Japanese season of Shosetsu begins. As with all of these seasons, Shosetsu is further divided into 3 microseasons, each with its own distinct theme and effect on the game! Niji Kakurete Miezu

The beautiful warm weather is gone for good as the rainbows take cover. This is a scary time for those without faith, as any Travelers in the group with Piety of 1 or less will leave the group at the rate of one per day!

TIP: If you see this season coming, try to attract new Travelers and/or boost your Piety values!!!

Kitakaze Konoha o Harau

The chill wind arrives and the leaves begin to cascade. Any Travelers with Skill of 3 or higher can take advantage of the sudden gusts and function as Spears or Bows! TIP: this would be a good time to defeat certain Yokai!!!

Tachibana Hajimete Kibamu

With the arrival of December, the tachibana leaves turn yellow. It is time to get safe passage for weary Travelers. As such, there is no cost to traverse Torii Gates during this time

[lecalendrierrepublicain]

Décadi 10 Germinal an CCXXXII

(Vendredi 29 mars 2024 / Friday, March 29th, 2024)

🇨🇵 Texte en français et en anglais / Text in French and English 🇬🇧/🇺🇲

Le calendrier républicain, adopté pendant la Révolution française, était une tentative de rompre avec le passé monarchique et catholique en instaurant un système de mesure du temps basé sur les valeurs républicaines et agricoles. Chaque jour du calendrier républicain était dédié à une plante, un animal, un outil ou un événement symbolique, reflétant ainsi les idéaux de la Révolution.

Le mois de Germinal dans le calendrier républicain français représente le renouveau et la vitalité de la nature au printemps. Du 20 mars au 19 avril, Germinal est le mois où la terre se réveille de son sommeil hivernal, où les bourgeons éclosent et où les premières fleurs colorent les paysages. Il incarne le début de la saison des semailles et le travail de la terre, symbolisant ainsi l'espoir et la promesse d'une nouvelle récolte. Germinal rappelle également les idéaux républicains de liberté, d'égalité et de fraternité, en invitant chacun à contribuer à l'essor de la société et à cultiver un avenir meilleur.

La journée du 10 Germinal dans le calendrier républicain français était dédiée au "couvoir", un meuble ancien utilisé pour l'incubation des œufs. Cette journée était une occasion pour les républicains français de célébrer et de reconnaître l'importance de l'agriculture et de l'élevage dans la société.

Le couvoir était un élément essentiel de l'économie agricole, permettant aux agriculteurs d'augmenter leur production en élevant des poussins à partir d'œufs fécondés. C'était un processus méticuleux qui exigeait une surveillance constante de la température et de l'humidité pour assurer le bon développement des embryons.

Cette journée était l'occasion de sensibiliser à l'importance de protéger la biodiversité et de préserver les races de volailles locales.

Pour les écoliers et les étudiants, la journée du 10 Germinal était l'occasion d'apprendre sur l'histoire de l'agriculture et de l'élevage en France, ainsi que sur l'évolution des techniques et des outils utilisés dans ces domaines. C'était également une opportunité d'encourager les jeunes à s'impliquer dans l'agriculture et l'élevage, en tant que moyen de préserver notre patrimoine culturel et de contribuer à la sécurité alimentaire.

En résumé, la journée du 10 Germinal était une occasion de célébrer et de valoriser l'importance de l'agriculture et de l'élevage, ainsi que de sensibiliser à la préservation des traditions agricoles et artisanales françaises.

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The Republican calendar, adopted during the French Revolution, was an attempt to break away from the monarchic and Catholic past by establishing a system of time measurement based on republican and agricultural values. Each day of the Republican calendar was dedicated to a plant, an animal, a tool, or a symbolic event, thus reflecting the ideals of the Revolution.

The month of Germinal in the French Republican calendar represents the renewal and vitality of nature in spring. From March 20 to April 19, Germinal is the month when the earth awakens from its winter slumber, when buds burst open, and the first flowers color the landscapes. It embodies the beginning of the sowing season and the work of the land, symbolizing hope and the promise of a new harvest. Germinal also recalls the republican ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity, inviting everyone to contribute to the advancement of society and cultivate a better future.

The 10th of Germinal in the French Republican calendar was dedicated to the "couvoir," an ancient piece of furniture used for egg incubation. This day was an opportunity for the French republicans to celebrate and recognize the importance of agriculture and livestock in society.

The "couvoir" was an essential element of agricultural economy, allowing farmers to increase their production by raising chicks from fertilized eggs. It was a meticulous process that required constant monitoring of temperature and humidity to ensure the proper development of embryos.

This day provided an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of protecting biodiversity and preserving local poultry breeds.

For schoolchildren and students, the 10th of Germinal was a chance to learn about the history of agriculture and livestock farming in France, as well as the evolution of techniques and tools used in these fields. It was also an opportunity to encourage young people to get involved in agriculture and livestock farming as a means of preserving our cultural heritage and contributing to food security.

In summary, the 10th of Germinal was an occasion to celebrate and value the importance of agriculture and livestock farming, as well as to raise awareness about preserving French agricultural and artisanal traditions.

[heaveninawildflower]

Crescenzi calendar (between circa 1470 and circa 1475).

Agricultural calendar showing the labours of the months from a manuscript of Pietro Crescenzi.

Condé Museum

Wikimedia.

[floridaboiler]

HAPPY CANADA'S AGRICULTURE DAY!!! We are deliciously excited to celebrate in the best way possible, by eating good agricultural products and acknowledging farmers! 

Source - https://mewe.com/p/bikinisummer

[ancientorigins]

How did the Aztec develop such advanced astronomical calendars? This Mexican mystery may now be solved thanks to discoveries at an Aztec observatory.

[thebotanicalarcade]

n241_w1150 by Biodiversity Heritage Library Via Flickr: The florist and pomologist. London :"Journal of Horticulture" Office,1863-1879. biodiversitylibrary.org/page/58874297

[careful-disorder]

Roman Calendar Inscription (Menologium Rusticum Colotianum) with Zodiac, Festivals, and Agricultural Activities - Institute for the Study of the Ancient World

"A menologium... is any collection of information arranged according to the days of a month, usually a set of such collections for all the months of the year. In particular, it is used for ancient Roman farmers' almanacs (menologia rustica)" - Menologium

[zumer-feygele]

I'm listening to the last podcast on the left episode on la llorona and they've gotten into the mesoamerican mythos and history behind the story and I keep wincing because they keep getting shit wrong

[anoras]

i can’t believe i’ve forgotten to make at least 3 entirely different calendar systems for my homebrew world. 

[myrfing]

wait hold on i'm an idiot. what's aether dating? is it like carbon dating

I MADE IT UP YOU'RE GOOD I COMPLETELY MADE IT UP MY DISCLAIMER yes I have a headcanon that there are some discernible numerical traits to your innate aether field depending on how long you've lived and I use the imagery of rings on a tree for ease but honestly a more involved process like carbon dating by taking a crystallized sample of your aether would be so cool....

[lecalendrierrepublicain]

Quintidi 5 Germinal an CCXXXII

(Dimanche 24 mars 2024 / Sunday, March 24th, 2024)

🇨🇵 Texte en français et en anglais / Text in French and English 🇬🇧/🇺🇲

Le calendrier républicain, adopté pendant la Révolution française, était une tentative de rompre avec le passé monarchique et catholique en instaurant un système de mesure du temps basé sur les valeurs républicaines et agricoles. Chaque jour du calendrier républicain était dédié à une plante, un animal, un outil ou un événement symbolique, reflétant ainsi les idéaux de la Révolution.

Le mois de Germinal dans le calendrier républicain français représente le renouveau et la vitalité de la nature au printemps. Du 20 mars au 19 avril, Germinal est le mois où la terre se réveille de son sommeil hivernal, où les bourgeons éclosent et où les premières fleurs colorent les paysages. Il incarne le début de la saison des semailles et le travail de la terre, symbolisant ainsi l'espoir et la promesse d'une nouvelle récolte. Germinal rappelle également les idéaux républicains de liberté, d'égalité et de fraternité, en invitant chacun à contribuer à l'essor de la société et à cultiver un avenir meilleur.

La journée du 5 Germinal dans le calendrier républicain français est dédiée à la poule, l'un des animaux de basse-cour les plus courants et les plus utiles. Cette journée offre une occasion spéciale de célébrer et d'apprécier la poule pour ses multiples contributions à l'agriculture, à l'alimentation et à la culture.

Les poules, sont élevées pour leurs œufs, leur viande et leur contribution à la gestion des déchets organiques. Elles sont également appréciées pour leur caractère sociable.

Les poules sont des animaux polyvalents qui fournissent une source importante de protéines sous forme d'œufs et de viande. Les œufs de poule sont une source de protéines de haute qualité, de vitamines (notamment la vitamine D, la vitamine B12 et la vitamine A) et de minéraux tels que le fer et le zinc. De plus, la viande de poulet est une source de protéines maigres et constitue une partie importante de l'alimentation dans de nombreuses cultures à travers le monde.

En plus de leur valeur nutritive, les poules offrent également d'autres avantages. Elles jouent un rôle important dans la gestion des déchets organiques en se nourrissant de restes de nourriture et en produisant du fumier riche en nutriments pour les cultures. De plus, leur présence dans les fermes et les jardins peut aider à contrôler les ravageurs et à prévenir les infestations de parasites.

La journée du 5 Germinal est l'occasion de sensibiliser à l'importance de l'élevage des poules de manière responsable et respectueuse du bien-être animal. Les poules élevées en liberté ont accès à un environnement naturel, une alimentation variée et la possibilité d'exprimer leurs comportements naturels, ce qui contribue à leur bien-être global et à la qualité des produits qu'elles fournissent.

En conclusion, la journée du 5 Germinal dans le calendrier républicain est l'occasion de célébrer la poule pour ses multiples contributions à l'agriculture, à l'alimentation et à la culture. En appréciant et en valorisant cet animal polyvalent, nous reconnaissons son importance dans nos vies et dans nos communautés, ainsi que son rôle essentiel dans la production alimentaire et la préservation de l'environnement.

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The Republican calendar, adopted during the French Revolution, was an attempt to break with the monarchical and Catholic past by establishing a system of time measurement based on republican and agricultural values. Each day of the Republican calendar was dedicated to a plant, an animal, a tool, or a symbolic event, thus reflecting the ideals of the Revolution.

The month of Germinal in the French Republican calendar represents the renewal and vitality of nature in spring. From March 20 to April 19, Germinal is the month when the earth awakens from its winter slumber, when buds open, and when the first flowers color the landscapes. It embodies the beginning of the sowing season and the work of the land, symbolizing hope and the promise of a new harvest. Germinal also recalls the republican ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity, inviting everyone to contribute to the development of society and to cultivate a better future.

The 5th of Germinal in the French republican calendar is dedicated to the chicken, one of the most common and useful barnyard animals. This day provides a special opportunity to celebrate and appreciate the chicken for its multiple contributions to agriculture, food, and culture.

Chickens are raised for their eggs, meat, and their contribution to organic waste management. They are also valued for their sociable nature.

Chickens are versatile animals that provide an important source of protein in the form of eggs and meat. Chicken eggs are a high-quality protein source, containing vitamins (including vitamin D, vitamin B12, and vitamin A) and minerals such as iron and zinc. Additionally, chicken meat is a source of lean protein and is a significant part of the diet in many cultures around the world.

In addition to their nutritional value, chickens offer other benefits. They play a crucial role in organic waste management by feeding on food scraps and producing nutrient-rich manure for crops. Furthermore, their presence on farms and in gardens can help control pests and prevent parasite infestations.

The 5th of Germinal is an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of raising chickens responsibly and respecting animal welfare. Free-range chickens have access to a natural environment, varied diet, and the opportunity to express their natural behaviors, contributing to their overall well-being and the quality of the products they provide.

In conclusion, the 5th of Germinal in the republican calendar is an opportunity to celebrate the chicken for its multiple contributions to agriculture, food, and culture. By appreciating and valuing this versatile animal, we recognize its importance in our lives and communities, as well as its essential role in food production and environmental preservation.

[plaguethewaters]

One day i Will make a documenti full of all my og lmanburg headcanons and the it Will be over for you bitchs

[securitycapecreature]

Okay i was almost crying about this yesterday (some time ago for you since im queueing this) and i've decided to post about this because

do you have guys have ANY idea how old shit is?

This whole thing started cause i learned that whips make that sound by BREAKING THE TIME BARRIER

people have been BREAKING THE TIME BARRIER since like, the second century, I could do it if I bought a whip

Which led me to find out how long we've been doing other things

For context, china (the first one) is around 4000 years old, and china is OLD, ridiculously old like the Mayans begun around 3500 years ago, china is older the the Mayans, but definitely not the oldest thing of them all

So let's play the game, without googling it, guess how long ago people arrived in south america, how long ago did they WALK to south america? Did you guess? Well at least 14500 years ago, definitely longer

What about agriculture? It's been here for a while, it's been here before most empires (looking at you mongol empire) so it's gotta be old right?

Well it is, it's around 12000 years ago, people started planting shit, the very simple idea, very very complicated process of planting shit 12000 years ago

Wtf is year 2023 even supposed to mean

But the thing that got me, that fucking destroyed me was bows and arrows, so go on, guess how old, did you? Well you're wrong cause they are at least 60 THOUSAND years old

SIXTY THOUSAND

Do you understand? Have you stopped to think about this?

SIXTY THOUSAND

There were people, smart people, absolutely impossibly human people sixty THOUSAND years ago

There were people thinking about shit a Million years ago

There was shit to be though of, there were lives to be lived, there were families and friends to care for

If I could go back in time and talk to anyone I wish I could talk to one of those people, tens of thousands of years ago, and ask them about their lives, about their world, about the stories they have to tell

I wish I could tell them that the world i live in looks nothing like theirs, and that my habits make no sense to them, but we're still making art and we're still looking out for each other

I have no idea where this biggest and most real of generational ships is going but i'm so excited to be a part of the ride

Time is so old, history is such a mess, I wish we talked about things more

[blackcrowing]

So I was looking into the Viking era (and younger) calendar and personally I think its lowkey hilarious that our fiscal year follows the same guidelines as Indo-European pagan calendars.

Some things don't change (no matter what spiritual philosophy is in place).

[thebotanicalarcade]

n249_w1150 by Biodiversity Heritage Library Via Flickr: The florist and pomologist. London :"Journal of Horticulture" Office,1863-1879. biodiversitylibrary.org/page/58873299