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Oak & Acorn: Forage, Farm and Feast with the Family

Hilltown Families wrote 17 hours ago: Tasting the Evergreens Life in Western MA has its many pleasures. So many times I feel really lucky … more →

Tags: Leslie Lynn Lucio, Recipes, cooking, culinary arts, Foraging, recipe, spruce trees

A little bit of harvesting....

chequamegonliving wrote 2 days ago: My daughter and I spent the better part of a morning free harvesting some of the delicious wild edib … more →

Tags: Tidbits, Nature, outdoors, Eating, Food, woods, forest, Foraging, Wild Foods

Lamb's Quarters Stew, all vegan4 comments

The Novice Gardener wrote 3 days ago: Think I need to weed harvest the greens in the garlic bed? I did. And made this from the weeding. Wi … more →

Tags: Backyard gardening, edible weeds, food, Foraging, Recipes, Vegetables, cooking, Food, Indian

The Food Maps and Apps

tasmiaa wrote 3 days ago: When people go out foraging, they don’t usually consider the technologies that may assist them … more →

Tags: Research, Foraging, food map, foraging technology, food app, Boskoi

Way Down Yonder in the Pawpaw Patch4 comments

Jennifer Schlick wrote 3 days ago: The Ted Grisez Arboretum at Jamestown Audubon has a Pawpaw Patch!  I’ve written about it befor … more →

Tags: fruits and berries, Nature, spring, Wildflowers

Survival Plant Recognition Cards.2 comments

Pioneer Mama wrote 5 days ago: We discovered this deck of Naval Training cards at a garage sale last Friday, much to our delight. I … more →

Tags: Nourishment, outdoors, Gathering, Flowers

Gorgeous, Delicious and Nutritious Violets! My Wild Food Adventures Series

thecrunchymamachronicles wrote 1 week ago: I’ve said that ostrich fern shoots are my favorite wild edible but violets are a super-close s … more →

Tags: Foraging, violets, Viola

Mayapples are a'sproutin

pondviewgal wrote 1 week ago: This slideshow requires JavaScript. We PondView folks are so fortunate to have a few mayapple patche … more →

Tags: Nature, wildlife, Tug Hill, Williamstown, vegetarian, Wildflowers, PondView Lodge, mayapple

Foraging for Food: Our Guided Wild Edible Walk

dirtgirlblog wrote 1 week ago: We stumbled upon some Fiddlehead during our guided foraging walk. It’s fuzzy, curled shape mak … more →

Tags: Recipes 2, Vegetable Gardening, farming, food, Recipes, Farms, Foraging, Community, Skunk Cabbage

Dandelion Sunshine Jelly12 comments

Rural Spin wrote 1 week ago: . Making jelly using dandelion flowers is a commitment, no doubt about it. But if you enjoy tedium a … more →

Tags: edible plants, food preservation, Homesteading, Recipes 2, dandelion, edible plants, Jelly, Recipes

Wild Edible and Medicinal Plant Walk Friday, May 24th, 2013!

serendipityherbals wrote 1 week ago: Mark your calendars for another GREAT Plant Walk!  We’ll discover many plants of our bio-regio … more →

Tags: Herbs, Announcements, musings, Nature, Wild Food, "wild crafting", herbalism, healing, wild medicine

Wild Leek Foraging and Pasta Primavera1 comment

growthbytheseason wrote 1 week ago: ’tis the sweet spring season for Wild Leeks! Their garlic scent and spring onion flavor are a … more →

Tags: Food, Foraging the Wild, Grow, Recipes, avocado, Chicago, chives, cooking, del.icio.us

Wellness Wednesdays: Urban Foraging and Wild Edibles

Vanessa wrote 1 week ago: Urban Foraging and Wild Edibles Foraging for food is an aspect of the human condition but to most ur … more →

Tags: Healthy Eating, urban foraging

The Team at Starseed

Wisdom Within Coaching wrote 2 weeks ago: It is hard to comprehend how much has happened in only month since moving to Starseed. Scrolling thr … more →

Tags: cob oven pizza, Food, grilled veggies, hoop house, Seedlings, shiitake mushrooms, Wild Onions

Beholding the Bounty of Boreality at Equinox Pond

gmackugler wrote 2 weeks ago: Its a beautiful day. A break from the monotonous dampness of the last few days. And I took a break f … more →

Tags: Pond, Mountain, spring, Bald eagle, equinox, Flower, ramps, wild leek, harvest

Wild Edibles: Fiddlehead greens

eatpedalpaddle wrote 2 weeks ago: Spring is off to a bit of a slow start this year which means you may not have missed your chance for … more →

Tags: edible wild, Gluten-free, health, Camping 2, Nutrition, edible wild, survival, Self-Reliance, Nature

Happy Beltane Eve!9 comments

laurabruno wrote 2 weeks ago: Today I had one of those afternoons that reminds me of being a little girl. I spent time with my fav … more →

Tags: Beltane, dandelion greens, Edible flowers, edible weeds, May Day, wild violets

Signs of Spring - Coltsfoot

pondviewgal wrote 2 weeks ago: Lacey – always up for an adventure Yes, there’s still a teeny tiny patch of snow left on … more →

Tags: Nature, Pets, wildlife, Dogs, Trees, snow, Tug Hill, Williamstown, Wildflowers

My wild [food] adventures -- ostrich fern shoots

thecrunchymamachronicles wrote 3 weeks ago: My journey with wild foods began when I first became aware that socio-economic collapse was possible … more →


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