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#peas

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Tom

Planted a row of peas, two rows of beets, six patches of radish, one of spinach, and one of arugula. The patches I just broadcast the seed and 5 fingered it in and tamped. It can be thinned. Skipped the other cleaned bed for now and the frozen end beyond the arugula since it has some grass that needs cleaned out when it thaws.

A square cropped photo showing an oval metal raised bed that has been cleaned and planted. There is a galvanized cattle panel above the bed to act as a trellis. There is a black poly irrigation pipe with a blue stripe that has sprinklers attached above the bed on the trellis. There is one steel post near outside the bed and one far that is in the bed. There are bamboo stakes marking the rows of beetroot on either side. Down the center sugar snap peas are planted. It is dappled with sun and shade.
A square cropped photo showing a cleaned raised bed that has seed packets lined up along the right side indicating what was planted into the areas next to them for future reference. Closest to the camera is arugula, then spinach, then 6 types of radish starting with Black Spanish, Easter Egg, German Giant, French Breakfast, Purple Plum, Watermelon. The soil is dark and rich looking, it is mostly shaded except the lower right where the arugula and spinach packets are. There is dead grass to the left.
#gardening#GrowYourOwn#peas
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Alexander J. Stein

#Romania: Traditional #diets depend much on animal-based products, optimizing #landuse is critical. Replacing #animal with plant protein (soy, #peas, potatoes) allows much land-saving. High-impact products #beef & #dairy still dominate land use when partly replaced. Replacing #pork & #chicken shows big savings. This highlights the #inefficiency of animal-based #protein production and the ecological benefits of transitioning to #plant-based diets... (1/2) doi.org/10.3390/nu17010175

MDPIReducing Agricultural Land Use Through Plant-Based Diets: A Case Study of RomaniaBackground/Objectives: Agricultural systems face increasing global pressure to address sustainability challenges, particularly regarding land use and environmental protection. In Romania, where traditional diets are heavily dependent on animal-based products, optimizing land use is critical. This study investigates the potential of plant-based diets to reduce agricultural land use, examining scenarios of partial and complete replacement of animal protein with plant protein sources (soy, peas, and potatoes). Methods: The research modeled three dietary transition scenarios—replacing 33%, 50%, and 100% of animal protein with plant-based protein—using data from the Romanian National Institute of Statistics, the FAO, and international sources. Land use was calculated for each scenario using formulas that take into account protein content and land use intensity for animal and plant protein sources. The simulations quantify the reduction in agricultural land use at the per capita and national levels. Results: The study reveals significant land-saving potential across all scenarios. At the national level, land use reductions ranged from 84,020 hectares (33% replacement) to 1,067,443 hectares (100% replacement). High-impact products such as beef and dairy continue to dominate land use, even in partial replacement scenarios. Conversely, replacing pork and chicken proteins shows substantial savings. The findings highlight the inefficiency of animal-based protein production and the ecological benefits of transitioning to plant-based diets. Conclusions: A dietary shift towards plant-based protein in Romania could achieve significant reductions in agricultural land use, contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals. This transition not only supports environmental conservation and resource optimization, but also provides public health benefits by reducing consumption of red and processed meat. These results provide a basis for policies to promote sustainable and nutritionally balanced food systems
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Heather

I discovered the birds had been eating my pea seedlings! Came back hours later to deal with it and they'd eaten even more!

You can tell it's birds if you see sharp, angular pieces taken out of your leaves. (see pea seedling in the first pic). Snails and slugs eat your leaves in a more curved pattern, carving out a little semi circle.

I improvised a chicken wire cage to keep them out, simply folding the sides down and folding the corners into shape.

A top-down view of some seedlings growing out of the soil. In the middle, a pea seedling with angular peices taken out of the leaves. Surrounding it, some brassica seedlings and a few tiny weeds.
A rectangular garden bed surrounded by grass. The edging is made of bricks. Some seedlings are growing in it. A rough cage of small-holed chicken wire is over top of the bed, extending outside the bounds of the bed on the top and bottom ends
#VegetableGardening#Peas#GrowYourOwn
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