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Loquats, Plums, and Urban Foraging | Ancestral Arts

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Ethnobiology: foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills and tools, herbal medicine, and traditional ecosystem management. Loquats, Plums, and Urban Foraging. Here is a cool website that maps the location of fruit trees in urban areas across the world.:. It was invented in the SF Bay Area, so the data are especially rich here. Downtown Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA. This entry was posted in Ethnobotany / Foraging. February 23, 2015. Methods to Gather Wasps and Bees to Eat →. All That the Ra...

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SenseOfHumus: elegant days in the garden

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Saturday, 20 August 2011. Elegant days in the garden. A Sense of Humus. Labels: photograph of the day. Thank you for visiting Sense of Humus and for leaving your comments - We love to read your thoughts and ideas! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The photograph used in my banner is a photograph of my father farming in the Lockyer Valley in Queensland, Australia in the early 1950s. This photograph belongs to my family, respect that please. A Sense of Humus. View my complete profile. How to be frugal.

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SenseOfHumus: September 2011

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Thursday, 22 September 2011. We have been suffering tomato wars this week. Something is coming over the fence under the cover of darkness and feasting on our crop of Black Russian tomatoes I suspect it is a possum. It is choosing a tomato, eating half of it and then throwing it with disdain onto the lawn, to select another one. Arrogant possums! So, when I came across the following Judy Horacek cartoon, her work struck a chord. A Sense of Humus. Tuesday, 13 September 2011. 2 TBL Dry Active Yeast. During ...

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Ethnobiology: foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills and tools, herbal medicine, and traditional ecosystem management. Loquats, Plums, and Urban Foraging. Here is a cool website that maps the location of fruit trees in urban areas across the world.:. It was invented in the SF Bay Area, so the data are especially rich here. This entry was posted in Ethnobotany / Foraging. February 23, 2015. Follow Ancestral Arts on WordPress.com. Follow Blog via Email. Join 33 other followers. Now at: ...

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SenseOfHumus: Father's Day special - coloured spinach

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Sunday, 4 September 2011. Father's Day special - coloured spinach. Father's Day breakfast was free range eggs and home grown organic coloured spinach from our very own raised bed. A Sense of Humus. Labels: raised vegetable bed. Soil Plant and Animal Health Solutions. Subtropical and warm temperate. Thank you for visiting Sense of Humus and for leaving your comments - We love to read your thoughts and ideas! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This photograph belongs to my family, respect that please.

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SenseOfHumus: The Russians are coming!

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Tuesday, 4 October 2011. The Russians are coming! I know it has been said a trillion, million times, but gardening really is a wonderful tonic. I was feeling a little down today, and so finally I took myself outside and started to water part of the garden. This led to watering the vegetable patch, which led to cleaning out some bok choy that had raced away to seed. Black tomatoes are known for their strong, earthy tomato flavor, which often has a slight saltiness. Black tomatoes have a very dark skin...

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SenseOfHumus: July 2011

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Sunday, 31 July 2011. Bio-Bubble Bread - a low phytic acid, 24 hour ferment bread. Starting at sundown, combine the following into a batter and incubate overnight until sunrise. 1 cup of Bio-Bubble. 1 cup untreated rain water. 2 cups organic wholemeal bread flour. 40-50 grams pure honey. 1 small dash of unrefined sea salt. At sunrise add the following to make a dough, knead and incubate all day until sundown. 1 heaped teaspoon unrefined sea salt. 1 tablespoon extra virgin cold pressed olive oil. The purp...

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Blue Elderberry Ethnobotany | Ancestral Arts

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Ethnobiology: foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills and tools, herbal medicine, and traditional ecosystem management. Raf) R. Bolli. Blue elderberry, pale elder, elderberry. Indian names (the vertical bars should be horizontal over the letter they follow, as should be the umlauts):. Inner bark is a strong emetic, but was seldom used by Mendocino Co. Indians (Chesnut 1902). Root a decoction was used as a healing lotion on open sores and cuts (Goodrich et al. 1980). Berkeley, CA, USA.

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Ethnobiology: foraging, gathering, hunting, wild foods, primitive skills and tools, herbal medicine, and traditional ecosystem management. Crayfish Catching by California Indians. I like to free dive with snorkel and mask, and often find crayfish, which I’ve caught many times by hand (though I usually let them go). I find crayfish delicious, so I did a little research on the methods the California Indians used to catch and eat them. The Karok roasted crayfish in ashes or hot coals till they were deep red...