World Pulses Day in 2021

Today is World Pulses Day! Did you know? -Pulses enrich soil where they grow reducing the needs for chemical fertilizers. -Pulses are drought-tolerant and can grow in harsh environments -Are one of the lowest carbon footprint foods -Source of protein & are water efficient https://t.co/nTjxzJYgOW

— MiniBulk Inc. (@MiniBulkInc) February 10, 2021

We may be a bit biased, but today is our favourite day of the year. Wishing everyone a happy World Pulses Day! First time hearing about World Pulses Day? Head over to @pulsecanada to see the role pulses can play in promoting sustainable agriculture. #WorldPulsesDay2021

— Prairie Fava (@prairiefava) February 10, 2021

A few of us have been highlighting careers linked to UN designated days. Well folks, today is World Pulses Day. Imagine all the agricultural, food security and supply chain jobs tied to pulses! https://t.co/lVMgrUq1J6 #careerdevelopment #UNcareerday #livelihooddevelopment

— Sareena Hopkins (@SareenaHopkins) February 10, 2021

Today is World Pulses Day, dedicated to recognizing the importance of peas, beans, lentils, and chickpeas to the global food market. Thank you to the many Alberta farmers harvesting over 2.4 million acres of pulses across the province. @AlbertaPulse #WorldPulsesDay #ABFarmers https://t.co/fiZ696vAE8

— Rachel Notley (@RachelNotley) February 10, 2021

Happy World Pulses Day! Staples dishes and cuisines from around the world feature pulses which are not only healthy but a delicious addition to include in your daily diet! #CFEA #pulses #healthy #delicious https://t.co/xT68cUypGX

— CFEA🇨🇦 (@CFEA) February 10, 2021

On World Pulses Day, I urge everyone to include pulses, a valuable protein source in everyday meals & reap their many health benefits. Pulses have high nutrient content and affordable. #WorldPulsesDay https://t.co/BIh3Sg4SOw

— Achyuta Samanta (@achyuta_samanta) February 10, 2021

Today happens to be #WorldPulsesDay2021 World Pulses Day is an opportunity to raise awareness of the nutritional benefits of pulses and their contribution to sustainable food systems and a world without hunger.

— Purely Canada Foods (@CanadaPurely) February 10, 2021