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Nut based agroforestry offers a huge potential to increase the ecosystem functions of human habitats. Osker Brown, of Glorious Forest Farm, will discuss all aspects of nutrition, harvest, storage, processing, and culinary use of acorns, hazelnuts, chestnuts, hickories, and black walnuts. We will show and tell tools and methods for processing, and sample some treats.…
Pat Battle of Living Web Farms begins our Resilience Daily series of videos to help you make the most of available food and resources during these times. In this inaugural video, he shares the wisdom of eating the delicious brassicas available when they overwinter in the garden and begin to flower as they go to…
Nut based agroforestry offers a huge potential to increase the ecosystem functions of human habitats. Osker Brown, of Glorious Forest Farm, will discuss all aspects of nutrition, harvest, storage, processing, and culinary use of acorns, hazelnuts, chestnuts, hickories, and black walnuts. We will show and tell tools and methods for processing, and sample some treats.…
It’s Spring! Time to forage for healthy & FREE food for your flock & livestock! Come along! xo SEE MORE BELOW! ~Patara’s Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user _____________________________________________ Books I Love! ~ Storey’s Guide to Raising Chickens: http://amzn.to/2Ccqk6a ~ The Chicken Health Handbook: http://amzn.to/2DAfwe1 ~ Storey’s Guide to Raising Goats: http://amzn.to/2DBfzq5 ~ Keeping a Family Cow: http://amzn.to/2jf42pZ ~…
Join John Henry Nelson, permaculturist and co-owner of Stone & Spade, along with Rocco Sinicrope of Living Web Farms, for this workshop focused on the farm’s integrated permaculture and livestock system. We utilize methods to maximize nutrient and water capture that works in synergy with the landscape. Learn how to cycle nutrients and water in…
For some strange reason my Christmas tree has started to grow. But I’m no fool, I’m taking advantage and foraging for spruce tips in my living room. I have foraged for spruce tips in the past, and really enjoy them. But our favorite way to have them is soaked in gin, so I’m sharing my…
Growing your own food is an awesome thing to do. But hedgerows are often a site of food abundance for many months of the year. This video features a salad I made with 9 different ingredients with almost a 50/50 split of vegetables from the garden and wild food. If this is of interest I…
💛 📖 See the GrowVeg book here: https://www.growveg.com/growveg-the-beginners-guide-to-easy-gardening.aspx. It’s all too easy to overlook the edges of your garden as a place to grow food. But a garden’s boundary can be every bit as fruitful as its heart. From wall-trained fruits and scrambling vines to an edible hedgerow brimming with berries and nuts, the options…
Take a walk through the greenhouses and gardens of the Mills River Educational Farm with Pat Battle as he identifies and teaches us about the plethora of spring wild foods that emerge in the warmer months here in western North Carolina. Take your plant awareness to another level of understanding by engaging in the adventure…
In every garden there are weeds. A wed is seen as an uwanted plant, however maybe they should just be moved since they SHOULD be wanted! They are heat tolerant, drought tolerant, free, perennial, and super nutrient dense. You don’t even have to forage for these! Check out our blog post “5 weeds that are…
Website: http://www.MIgardener.com In this episode I cover the two types of Hickory nut, and the uses for both. Hickory nuts are a great source of viatimins and minerals, They are a little treat in a shell with so many uses! FInd me on facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/MIgardener Follow me on twitter at; http://www.twitter.com/GardenersRUs If you liked…
