World Pulses Day in 2022

Happy World Pulses Day! Today is a designated United Nations global event to recognise the importance of pulses as a global food. Get to know your pigeon pea from your chickpea with this quiz: https://t.co/BUgTURSioy #WorldPulsesDay #LovePulses https://t.co/1M2O9s8QRw

— Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Queensland (@DAFQld) February 9, 2022

Happy World Pulses Day! 😊💕 To help include more pulses into your diet, try halving the meat in your regular meals and topping up with plant protein a few times a week. Check out our suite of healthy legume and pulse recipe ideas here: https://t.co/0JtHkWiuSX #LoveYourGutsFeb https://t.co/Mypot7jnXd

— LiveLighter (@Live_Lighter) February 10, 2022

Today is World Pulses Day, and honestly, darl, what doesn't get the heart racing like a good lentil soup? What's more chic than chick peas? What's better for the humour than hummus? Pulses rock my world. I'm so glad they have a day! https://t.co/4dHa49Rmrq

— Tim Hollo (@timhollo) February 9, 2022

❓Did you know pigeon peas are important to the West African region of the world, in particular Nigeria, as the leaves, pods, seeds and residue from seed processing are used as components in animal feed ➡️ Check out our #WorldPulseDay article for more https://t.co/wlQfCriDk8 https://t.co/XlU31UDfNC

— Paul Newnham 🇦🇺 (@paulnewnham) February 10, 2022

Beans, lentils and peas, oh my! In recognition of World Pulses Day today, here's a poem from the archives, 'The bean seller's tale', by Maria Takolander https://t.co/XkIlyf0UND #worldpulsesday #poetry #poem https://t.co/aRc7ITzxEZ

— Red Room Poetry (@RedRoomPoetry) February 9, 2022

Happy @FAO @UN #WorldPulsesDay! 🍛 Did you know that pulses (like beans, chickpeas & peas) have great benefits on food security, nutrition, health, climate change, and biodiversity? Find out more here: https://t.co/QDCIKj45tF https://t.co/p3i6VQCOtr

— The UWA Institute of Agriculture (@IOA_UWA) February 10, 2022

Happy World Pulses Day! Faba beans are the most commonly grown pulse crop in the LLPG area. Like other pulses, they can fix nitrogen gas from the atmosphere, reducing fertiliser requirements. They’re also one of the most photogenic crops…when in flower! #worldpulsesday https://t.co/P5F07QVtoY

— LLPGLandcare (@LLPGLandcare) February 9, 2022