About a decade ago, I started "parking" some photos of packaged millets products on a personal Pinterest site, beginning with a board titled "Millets, Plural." I organized it in a way that illustrated the multiple different grains that we referred to with the name "millet.Later, I added other related boards, while intermittently adding more "pins" to each. Since I haven't mentioned this effort in a while, it seemed like a good moment to bring it back to your attention. The relevant boards and sections are listed below. (This is not to promote Pinterest, but the sections seem to display better if one is subscribed, which is free.) Millets, Plural https://www.pinterest.com/drdonosborn/millets-plural/ * Pearl millet / Bajri * Foxtail millet / Xiaomi * Proso millet / Proso * Finger millet / Ragi * Kodo millet * Barnyard millet [both species] * Little millet * Browntop millet * Millets, side-by-side * Millets, combined in products * Uncertain * "Millet," singular, in lists of grains Fonio & teff: Africa's tiniest millets https://www.pinterest.com/drdonosborn/fonio-teff-africas-tiniest-millets/ * Fonio / Acha ["acha" is a term is commonly used in eastern West Africa] * Fonio brewing & beers * Teff * Teff hay & pellets Andropogon millets: Sorghum, adlay & TOM https://www.pinterest.com/drdonosborn/andropogon-millets-sorghum-adlay-tom/ * Sorghum * Sorghum syrup * Adlay / Job's tears * Taiwan oil millet [TOM] Millets in charts & diagrams https://www.pinterest.com/drdonosborn/millets-in-charts-diagrams/ * Characteristics * Food processing * Taxonomies * Taxonomies with "pseudo-millets" * The "millets triangle" Any observations, suggestions, or questions are welcome. In a tangentially related item, we are considering developing a guide or meta-guide to images for educational and journalistic purposes - we are still seeing photos of one kind of millet in articles about one or more other types, which only confuses people more. Don Osborn, PhD (East Lansing, MI, US) North American Millets Alliance