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Category Archives: Forest Gardening
Protected: Southern Appalachian Forest Gardener’s Year
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Workshop reveals real forest-related business opportunities in WNC region
Living Systems Design, Warren Wilson College and Matthew Raker of Advantage West have partnered to develop the cutting-edge curriculum for: The Forest Economy: Growing Bioregional Business Niches: Saturday, February 18, 8:30-5:00 at Warren Wilson College This 1-day class outlines some of the most promising opportunities as identified by regional leaders; it also introduces participants to some [...]
Also posted in Backyard Economics, Mushrooms, Permaculture, Training Tagged Advantage West, forest, forest economies, Matt Racker, permaculture, training, Warren Wilson College, Zev Friedman Leave a comment
Zev Friedman interview covers permaculture, imagination, forest cuisine and more!
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Linking Waters Project
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Real Life Forest Gardening
Real Life Forest Gardening Organic Growers’s School, 2011 Zev Friedman A Southern Appalachian Forest Gardener’s Year All Year: Harvest pigeons Harvest rabbits Harvest duck eggs Stick mulch Swale maintenance Harvest chaga mushroom sclerotium Soak shiitake logs during warm spells for fruitings as needed (then put in root cellar or basement until fruiting is complete) January [...]
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The Forest Cuisine Project
The Forest Cuisine Project True Nature Country Fair: September 20, 2010 Presenter and author: Zev Friedman, Living Systems Design A. Project Summary The Forest Cuisine Project is helping to develop a unique regional cuisine for the southern Appalachians. This cuisine is informed by a historical understanding of the foods that the indigenous peoples ate, and [...]
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