#gold truffles

[pacifictruffle]

Lagotto Romagnolo: The Truffle Hunter Dog

The culinary world has been enthralled by the unique and time-honored ritual of truffle hunting for generations. It is a sort of art that entails looking for this highly sought-after fungus, referred to as truffles, that develop underground in symbiotic partnership with the roots of particular trees. Truffles are widely sought-after ingredients in gourmet cuisine because of their reputation for having distinctive and exquisite tastes. There are several places in the globe where people go truffle hunting, and each of those places is renowned for producing a variety of truffles with unique traits.

Truffle hunter dogs have a special combination of traits that make them ideal for the job of finding truffles. Their keen sense of smell is one of their most impressive qualities. Dogs have a far more evolved olfactory system than humans do, with millions more scent receptors. Truffle hunting dogs are able to notice the distinctive fragrance of truffles even when they are buried deep below because to their excellent sense of smell. They are indispensable in the hunt for these elusive mushrooms because their noses are well trained to detect even the tiniest amounts of truffle fragrance.

While using dogs to hunt for truffles is an enjoyable hobby, it’s important to be aware of the hazards and safety precautions to protect the dogs’ wellbeing. During the hunt, coming into dangerous wildlife is one of the main concerns. Animals that are hostile or poisonous may reside in truffle-rich regions, posing a hazard to the dogs and their handlers. Truffle hunters must be knowledgeable about the local fauna and take steps to stay away from recognized danger zones. Lessening the possibility of coming into contact with animals can be achieved by controlling and leashing the truffle hounds.

Truffle hunter dogs serve as living proof of the remarkable bond between humans and animals, showcasing their intelligence, loyalty, and specialized skills. From their extensive training to their pivotal role in the truffle industry, these canine culinary assistants are indispensable assets. Whether you’re a food enthusiast, a dog lover, or simply curious about extraordinary partnerships, the world of truffle hunter dogs is a captivating one that deserves recognition. Join the Pacific Truffle Growers as we explore the intricacies of this fascinating profession and pay tribute to these extraordinary four-legged companions.

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Brown and Gold ~

[goblinfables]

mushroom monday!! new mushrooms and new stickers :>

turkey tail mushroom | lobster mushroom | truffle | gold oyster mushroom

[silk-swan]

🤍👼🏼🩷

[lunar-stims]

heellooooo could i request a truffle cookie board with shiny things and cake ^^ tysm

my fav spider lady,,, im a;ways a sucker for characters with a kinda creepy vibe

🎇|🕸️|🍰 ⭐|🕷️|🌑 🖤|🕸️|📀

[mintytealfox]

Lol, I just imagine DnD Alice going on a werewolf rampage on a horde of enemies and the entire party just "O_O" the whole time in shock. Alice shyly apologizes for the mess afterwards while everyone is just standing there shellshocked, only Norton manages to slightly snap out of it to pick up all the loot among the wreckage XD

-WHEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZZZZEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-

-Alice FERAL MODE-

TO

Alice: "Oh yum little truffle cakes~ Not sure what I did to deserve these but thanks guys for buying these for me~" -has ZERO memories from her werewolf freak out PFF-

🤣🤣🤣

[butch-corvid]

i’m like a new flavor of lesbian chaser because every time i have a bi crisis about a guy they hit me with the “i might not be a guy” card

[plutoniclol-stims]

Rock Lee anon here! Tysm for the board, I really liked it! I'd like to request a dealer's choice Truffle Cookie [CROB] stimboard as well. You just did one of mine so no rush. Do what you think fits the character best!

𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐅𝐅𝐋𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐎𝐊𝐈𝐄 𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐛𝐨𝐚𝐫𝐝

TW: SPIDERS, ARACHNIDS

reblogs >>> likes, please reblog if you like!

hi again!! of course! i love truffle cookie, she’s so coolness :]

🖤 / 💛 / 🖤

🩶 / 🕷️ / 🩶

🖤 / 💛 / 🖤

[jewfrogs]

do you think i have enough pigs. be honest

[yellowloid]

only way i'm accepting the apology video that's no doubt going to come from watcher in the next few days is if ryan and shane decide to throw steven out altogether

[mrs-trophy-wife]

[pacifictruffle]

Electroculture: The Plant Growth Stimulation

Electroculture is a unique and innovative approach to stimulating plant growth that has been gaining popularity in recent years. This technique involves the use of electrical currents and fields to enhance the growth and productivity of plants, and it has been shown to have numerous benefits in agriculture, horticulture, and landscaping. Electroculture has the potential to improve crop yields, enhance plant health, and reduce the need for pesticides and fertilizers. Additionally, this technique is eco-friendly, cost-effective, and easy to implement. As such, it has become a popular option for farmers, gardeners, and plant enthusiasts worldwide who are seeking a sustainable and innovative way to enhance plant growth and productivity.

While Electroculture has shown promise as a sustainable and innovative approach to plant growth stimulation, there are also several challenges and limitations associated with this technique. One of the main challenges is the lack of standardization in terms of electrode placement, electrical parameters, and other variables. As a result, it can be difficult to compare results between different studies and to optimize the technique for specific crops and growing conditions.

In conclusion, Electroculture represents a promising and innovative approach to plant growth stimulation that has the potential to revolutionize agriculture and horticulture. This technique offers numerous benefits, including increased yields, improved plant health, and reduced reliance on pesticides and fertilizers. Additionally, Electroculture is eco-friendly, cost-effective, and easy to implement, making it a popular option for growers worldwide.

If you’re interested in learning more about Electroculture and how it can benefit your plants or crops, contact Stephanie Jarvis today! With Pacific Truffle Growers, you can explore the potential of this innovative technique and discover how it can be used to enhance your yields, improve your plant health, and reduce your environmental impact.

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Pink ~

[hepbaestus]

So uhhhh how many pigs is too many pigs?

[rabbitcruiser]

Herb Day

Herb Day, celebrated on the first Saturday in May, is a holiday that simply encourages planting herbs and celebrates people who have a culture of growing herbs. This year it falls on May 6. It was created and organized by the HerbDay Coalition, which is an organization of five non-profit groups. The holiday encourages people to learn more about herbs, cultivate them and use them more extensively in their daily lives.

History of Herb Day

Herb Day was created in 2006, a time when ‘herb’ was still a bit of a scary word. Medical doctors, naturopaths, and acupuncturists were not yet comfortable incorporating herbs into their practices, and the public knew very little about the subject. The HerbDay Coalition is made up of five non-profit organizations that wished to create a day for people to celebrate the healing power of herbs. On the first Saturday in May, we invite you to have your own celebration with the herbs you have in your garden or on your patio.

The world of plants was divided into trees, shrubs, and herbs by the ancient Greek philosopher Theophrastus. Herbs are also further classified into three groups, namely pot herbs, sweet herbs, and salad herbs. During the 1600s, pot herbs began to be referred to as vegetables as they were no longer considered only suitable for the pot.

In its early stages, botany was primarily a study of the pharmacological uses of plants, and by the Middle Ages, with the advent of humoral theory in medicine, the position was made that foodstuffs, having their own humoral qualities, could, in turn, alter the humoral temperaments of humans.

Popular plants parsley and sage were often used together for cooking in medieval times. A renowned therapeutic nutriment of that age, chicken broth, as well as green sauce, were usually prepared with parsley and sage.

Herb Day timeline

371 B.C. Theophastrus Is Born

Ancient Greek botanist Theophrastus is born.

1600s Pot Herbs Are Referred To As Vegetables

By the 1600s, selective breeding leads to changes in the physical and other compositions of the pot plants, hence they come to be known as vegetables.

2005 HerbDay Coalition Is Formed

A group of five nonprofit groups comes together to form the HerbCoalition.

2006 First-ever Herb Day

On May 6, the first-ever Herb Day is celebrated.

Herb Day FAQs

What is Herb Day?

Herb Day is a holiday that simply encourages planting herbs and celebrates people who have a culture of growing herbs.

When is Herb Day?

Herb Day is celebrated on the first Saturday in May every year.

Are herbs edible?

Yes. Most herbs are edible and even tasty.

Herb Day Activities

Learn more about herbs

Start a herb garden

Share the fun on social media

Take the opportunity of Herb Day to find out some more about herbs! There are so many nutritional properties to herbs that you could learn about!

You could start a small herb garden probably in your kitchen and devote yourself to seeing it grow. There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing hard work come to fruition.

Post pictures of your herb plants on social media with the #HerbDay hashtag! Encourage your friends to do the same as well as to learn something new.

5 Facts About Herbs And Spices

Red peppers are rich in Vitamin C

Red bell peppers are ripe green peppers

Nutmeg is a psychotropic

Vanilla is highly expensive

Turmeric is effective against Alzheimer’s

Red peppers are said to be unusually rich in Vitamin C, and a single serving of soup made from it contains more Vitamin C than lemon juice.

Red bell peppers are simply ripe green bell peppers.

Nutmeg serves psychotropic functions and a high enough dose can induce hallucinations.

Vanilla is among the two most expensive spices in the world, second only to Saffron.

Turmeric powder is very potent in managing symptoms of Alzheimer's, even more than drugs prescribed for it.

Why We Love Herb Day

Herbs are medicinal

Herbs are tasty

Herbs are eco-friendly

Herbs serve a great medicinal purpose and can be used to treat a variety of illnesses. Learn something new today and research what you can treat with herbs!

Some herbs and spices are tasty and add flavor to our everyday meals. They’re great for soups or roasts!

Herbs do not harm the environment and therefore growing them is safe! Get your green thumbs ready and start planting today!

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[sylvthara]

so that watcher news huh