Eating enough fruits & vegetables can boost your immune system. 🥄Try to eat 400g or 5 portions of fruit & veg a day! #HealthyDiets

Eating enough fruits & vegetables can boost your immune system. Fruits and vegetables contain important vitamins,minerals and plant chemicals. Fruits and vegetables contain fibre. A diet high in fruit and vegetables can help protect you against cancer, diabetes and heart disease.

Green leafy vegetables are a rich source of nutrients, high in dietary fiber, low in lipids, and rich in folate, ascorbic acid, vitamin K, Mg, and K. They also carry plenty of phytochemicals such as β-carotene flavonoids.

Are you interested in our MSc in #FoodPolicy but not sure what to expect on the course? Join us for a free virtual taster session on Weds 7 March with Programme Director Dr Rebecca Wells Rebecca Wells. city.ac.uk/news-and-event…

In #Burundi, WFP supports pregnant and new mums to access enriched and fortified foods. It's part of a programme aiming to reduce malnutrition and strengthen the availability of local, nutritious foods for all. Every child deserves good nutrition. 💙

Nutrition starts with what we eat. By working on the way we produce, collect, store, transport, transform & distribute foods, we can improve our diets, our health & our impact on natural resources. fao.org/nutrition/en/ #WorldObesityDay #HealthyDiets

Our food is a reflection of the soil and water used to grow it. This means that healthy soil = healthy, safe & nutritious food. It also means that if soil is not healthy, its ability to store and filter water is reduced. #Soil and water are interconnected! #WorldWaterDay

Wishing a blessed and peaceful holy month of #Ramadan to all who celebrate. 💛🌙🕌 Ramadan Kareem!

Known as SheCan, the initiative supports more than 1,200 smallholder farmers in #Rwanda grow their businesses, and is part of a raft of programmes giving rural #women more access to the tools they need.

Hello family, looking for buyers of our yellow corn. GHS200 for 50kg and GHS600 for size 5. Location: Atebubu Contact person: 055 216 8816 (Sammy)

Margret went from growing just enough to eat to farming a variety of crops, selling her surplus, and training others. As El Niño exacerbates drought, WFP Zimbabwe continues to support smallholder farmers with climate-smart agriculture and techniques to bolster resilience. 🥬🫘

Plant blindness has left initiatives that promote sustainable plant use & conservation lagging behind. But plants, especially wild-harvested ones, are vital to our everyday lives. How Food and Agriculture Organization is protecting 12 plants hidden in plain sight: fao.org/documents/card… #PlantHealthDay