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Poster, bannerPoster: Agricultural aspects of Pulses cultivation 2017
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Key messages are the following: 1. Including pulses in crop rotations reduces the risks of soil erosion and depletion; 2. Many pulses are drought-resistant; 3. Pulses are able to increase biodiversity as they are able to fix their own nitrogen into the soil, which increases soil fertility; 4. Multiple cropping systems, such as intercropping or rotating crops with pulses, have a higher soil carbon sequestration potential than mono-cropping systems; 5. Pulses have a long shelf life, which means they can be stored for long periods without losing their nutritional value; 6. For smallholder farmers, pulses are an important source of affordable proteins that are cheaper than animal sourced protein -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetNutritional benefits of pulses 2021One of the messages that FAO aims to highlight during the International Year of Pulses is the nutritional benefits of pulses, encouraging a paradigm shift towards including more of this nutritional powerhouse in diets all over the world.
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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetNutritional Benefits of Pulses
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2021First of a series of infographics based on the five fact sheets produced for the International Year of Pulses. This infographic outlines the nutritional benefits of consuming pulses as part of a healthy diet.
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