In this episode I harvest some delicious Yellow Birch Sap. The sap is being hailed as a “super drink” by the health food industry right now. Early Settlers and Natives used to drink it in the spring to help boost their immune systems for the coming year. However it can
Sometimes, wild food sources can be scarce. Especially during the winter months. But did you know that many kinds of trees contain an emergency food source, which can be accessed all year round? Certain trees contain an edible inner bark, known as cambium. The cambium layer in edible trees contains
One of my all-time favourite wild edibles to eat is morel mushrooms. They are also one of the hardest wild edibles to find, which makes them a true prize of the forest. In this episode, I will be showing you how to find, and properly identify yellow morel mushrooms. source
In this episode I make some delicious raspberry tea. I also talk about how to properly identify a berry plant and process it’s leaves to make tea. There are many different species of berry plants, and so the guidelines I give will apply to most species. The plant that I
White Cedar Trees can be used to make one of my favorite wild teas. In this episode, I show you how to find and properly identify an Eastern White Cedar tree, as well as how to make cedar tea from the leaves. Enjoy! To make white cedar tea, follow these
Just because you want to build a chicken coop at home, it doesn’t mean that it can’t be attractive and stylish. All it takes is a bit of creative thought, and perhaps some good-quality blueprints. This article provides some pre-construction information on homemade chicken coops. Chicken Coop Plans – Adobe
