A foraging ethic is a code of behavior that guides one’s foraging activities in a way that minimizes impact. Harvest common species, avoid spreading invasive plants, tread lightly, and develop and awareness of other animals which depend on the foods you gather.
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This wintergreen ice cream brownie torte uses a quick and simple ice cream recipe, enhanced with homemade chocolate chips and spread on a decadent brownie layer. Use homemade wintergreen extract if you’re a forager, or purchase ready made extract.
Continue readingDelay garden clean-up until spring, and leave the dead stalks and seed heads for wildlife. They provides food, water, and cover for many species.
Continue readingHow to identify, locate, and harvest wintergreen leaves and berries, and use it to make an alcohol extract to give your culinary creations a wonderful minty flavor.
Continue readingRecipe for eggnog ice cream made with whole eggs, and easy rum raisin sauce. Serve them with a dollop of whipped cream for a special holiday sundae.
Continue readingLearn to identify beaver sign, how they change the landscape, how they live, and why sharing the land with them is crucial for sustainability.
Continue readingLearn about bumblefoot and treatment with TricideNeo, a non-surgical option that works for some cases. It’s painless for the bird and easy for you. Worked for all 3 of my chickens.
Continue readingRecipe for cranberry swirl cheese ice cream combines homemade cranberry sauce and a fresh cheese ice cream, for a fabulous holiday dessert.
Continue readingWitch hazel’s beautiful fall flowers and fruit capsules, interesting reproductive strategy, and unanswered questions.
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