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Basswood: The Ultimate Wild Salad Plant « Forager's Harvest
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Basswood: The Ultimate Wild Salad Plant. Who said that a wild salad had to be made of dandelions? The 5-petaled whitish flowers grow in small clusters, appearing in early or mid summer. The most distinctive feature of the basswood/linden genus is the tongue-like bract (a modified leaf) attached to each cluster of flowers or fruit. This leaf is lighter in color than the other leaves and has a dramatically different shape. No other tree in North America bears anything like it. Other Uses for Basswood.
About Samuel Thayer « Forager's Harvest
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Since 2000, when he won the Hazel Wood National Wild Foods Cooking Contest, Sam has been teaching regularly on edible wild plants, giving workshops across the United States. In 2002 he was inducted into the National Wild Foods Hall of Fame at North Bend State Park in West Virginia. His first book,. Articles & Excerpts. Resources & Links.
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Welcome to Forager's Harvest. Connecting People and Nature Through. The Ancient Craft of Foraging. Harvesting wild food is the oldest and most basic subsistence activity of humankind, but today we live in a world where these skills are almost lost. Foraging is the missing link in modern civilized cultures- it is this direct physical connection, in the form of sustenance, that brings us to our deepest appreciation and understanding of the natural world. Hickory nut oil for sale! Once Upon a Little Prairie.
Fern Fiddleheads: The Succulent Stalks of Spring « Forager's Harvest
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Fern Fiddleheads: The Succulent Stalks of Spring. There are three main species of edible ferns in North America: ostrich fern. All of them are widespread and, in certain areas, abundant. For each of these species the part gathered and eaten is the young, tender shoot (called fiddleheads due to the curled tips, which resemble the top of a fiddle) found in spring and early summer. The mature fronds of all of these ferns should not be eaten. A Note on Cinnamon and Interrupted Ferns. Bracken fern is the comm...
Milkweed: A Truly Remarkable Wild Vegetable « Forager's Harvest
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Milkweed: A Truly Remarkable Wild Vegetable. Not least among the uses of common milkweed, however, is its versatility as a vegetable. Milkweed produces at four different edible products, and all of them are delicious. It was a regular food item for all Native American tribes within its broad range. Gathering and Cooking Milkweed. You will find that some books on wild foods recommend boiling milkweed in multiple changes of water to eliminate the bitterness. This is not necessary for common milkweed As...
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The Food Patch Nano-farm: January 2015
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The Food Patch Nano-farm. Since 2011, the toils and tribulations of a western Maryland nano-farmer, nano-brewer and all-around agri-eco-outdoor geek microbiologist striving for a Paleo lifestyle. Saturday, January 31, 2015. The Natural Diet of Cattle Is Grass! Why try to use a breed optimized for a grain-based feed lot operation? Luckily there are organizations like the Livestock Conservancy. Doing their best to recover and conserve our heritage gene stock across multiple livestock types. 3) "Food produc...
The Food Patch Nano-farm: Late Spring Update; Greens Edition
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The Food Patch Nano-farm. Since 2011, the toils and tribulations of a western Maryland nano-farmer, nano-brewer and all-around agri-eco-outdoor geek microbiologist striving for a Paleo lifestyle. Sunday, June 7, 2015. Late Spring Update; Greens Edition. I've also trialed a new lettuce this year (on left). It is a mini romaine from Johnny's. And so far appears to be a winner. I normally stick with leaf lettuce preferring the Johnny's Allstar Gourmet Mix. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability. Permaculture: A Designers' Manual. Contour lines with laser level and A-frame. The Design Process: Goals articulation. Edible Forest Gardens Vol. 2. Water Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond. The Resilient Farm and Homestead. Extension with offsets and triangulation. Edible Forest Gardens Volume 2. A discussion on ethics and principles. Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability. Designing for zones 4 and 5. Soil Food Web Inc.
Rockin’ with Mr. Happy | Forageporage's Blog
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Just another WordPress.com site. Rockin’ with Mr. Happy. Suggested Reading, Viewing & Browsing. Rockin’ with Mr. Happy. Posted March 13, 2011 by forageporage. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Follow Blog via Email.
Nettle Me This! | Forageporage's Blog
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Just another WordPress.com site. Rockin’ with Mr. Happy. Suggested Reading, Viewing & Browsing. What is green, full of beneficial phytochemicals, helps clear toxins from the body, boosts immunity, relieves inflammation, makes hair and skin radiant, tastes wonderful and packs a zing? We both laughed, realizing that is NOT the way to identify a plant, no matter what you think it is! Since then, I have not touched another plant, no matter what I think it is, until I am absolutely certain of. 1,218 more words.
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Just another WordPress.com site. Rockin’ with Mr. Happy. Suggested Reading, Viewing & Browsing. Suggested Reading, Viewing & Browsing. The POISON IVY, OAK and SUMAC BOOK. Thomas E. Anderson. Acton Circle, 1995. Forager’s Harvest. 2010. The Dandelion Celebration-The Guide to Unexpected Cuisine. Peter A. Gail, Ph.D. Goosefoot Acres, Inc. 1989. Wild Edible Planrts Of NewEngland. DeLorme Publishing. 1981. Foraging New England,. Robert K. Henderson. Chelsea Green, 2000. Houghton Mifflin. 1977. Mad In America,.
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Survival in the Wasteland: January 2013
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Survival in the Wasteland. Thursday, January 24, 2013. Thoughts on arts and crafts pt.1. The way we make things is very important to us. We strive for beauty and functionality in everything we craft, and we long for a return to beauty in the things we use everyday. Following are thoughts on arts and crafts that i simply couldn't have stated more clearly, so i'll echo th' words of th' late Soetsu Yanagi as translated by Bernard Leach, from the book The Unknown Craftsman. The Facts have to be faced concern...
Burdock & Rose | wildly-crafted plant tales from herbalist, forager & author lisa rose | Page 2
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Wildly-crafted plant tales from herbalist, forager and author lisa rose. November 3, 2015. Simply Sassy: A Mitten Gal’s Sassafras Rootbeer. The dunes of my childhood where sassafras grows in abundance. You can imagine my delight when forager friend Sam Thayer. Recommended me to host a Minneapolis-based film crew to learn all about sassafras for their “ How To Make Everything: Rootbeer. Want to make your own local rootbeer? A Mitten Gal’s Sassafras Rootbeer. Sassafras is a small deciduous tree that grows ...
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Native Plants of the Tallgrass Prairie. To view a collection of photographs of wildflowers at the Forest Preserve. Look below for links to resources for native plants. Illinois Natural History Survey - Plants. Prairies, forest communities, status. Wetlands, collections, and more. Http:/ www.inhs.uiuc.edu/animals plants/plants/. Illinois Natural History Survey - Prairies. Tallgrass prairies, prairie birds,. Photographs, planting native plants,. Midewin, interesting links, and more. Our mission is to promo...
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With nature in mind. The Frank DeRoss Spring Memorial. On August 31, 2010 by foragersfloraldesign. I foraged most everything in these arrangements except the yellow freezia’s and white mini carns. Frank loved carnations, so to honor Frank, I used a heavenly white color…. On January 1, 2010 by foragersfloraldesign. Large arrangement have always been my forte’, but I come to love the small and tiny flowers that don’t get used often because of their size, as seen in this picture. May 2009 dogwood season.
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Follow Our Route Map. Video: The Foragers Appetizer. Posted January 22, 2014 / By Jon Wright / 0 Comments. We’ve finally set sail and here’s a small taste of our 20 day refit, in Ft. Pierce, Florida. Getting our boat, Nina Belle, ship shape for our adventure. To view all of The Foragers Galley’s videos please click here. Read More →. En Route to Cuba. Posted January 15, 2014 / By Jon Wright / 0 Comments. Read More →. Posted January 13, 2014 / By Jon Wright / 0 Comments. Read More →. JACKSON Cairns has re...
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012. Water Color Resist for Thank You Cards.and Ennui. The only downside was how long it took us! Jo is still working on making her letters so things are already a little slow going and coupled with my.apathy we'll say, it took a few weeks longer than it should. But it's done now and they look cute and better late than never, right! Thursday, May 24, 2012. Making Radish Chips with our First Harvest. To read (which scares the pants off me nightly.it's a horrifying world). They were sma...
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