Stop Buying Avocados Grow Your Own: How to Grow an Avocados Tree in a Small Pot at Home

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Super Food: Avocado

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The Magic of Walnuts: Walnuts for Natural Cures And Good Health

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Foraging in the Pacific Northwest A Complete Beginners Guide for Identifying, Gathering, and Preparing Edible Wild Plants – Edible Plants Survival Guide

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Food Weird-o-Pedia: The Ultimate Book of Surprising, Strange, and Incredibly Bizarre Facts about Food and Drink

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Avocado Bliss

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Cranberry, Lingonberry and Huckleberry: Berries from Ericaceae Family

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Cranberry, Lingonberry, Huckleberry: Berries from Ericaceae Family

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The Magic of Coffee: Knowing More about Coffee

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Seeds: A Natural History

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Pocket Nutrition Guide to Fruit & Vegetables: A Concise Guide to Nutritional Content, Helping You to Eat Healthier

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The Giant Book on Growing Fruits in Your Garden

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Health Benefits of Cranberries: For Cooking and Healing

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A General Sketch of American Grape Training

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Avocado Yummy: 50 Delicious Healthy Recipes

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A Guide to Wild Food Foraging: Proper Techniques for Finding and Preparing Nature's Flavorful Edibles

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Jerusalem Artichokes: Production and Marketing

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Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs

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The Cannabis Grow Bible: The Definitive Guide to Growing Marijuana for Recreational and Medical Use

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Grow Your Own Medicine: Handbook for the Self-Sufficient Herbalist

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The Complete Medicinal Herbal: A Practical Guide to the Healing Properties of Herbs

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Midwest-The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies, Unlock the Secrets of Natural Medicine at Home

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The Backyard Homestead: The Ultimate Guide to Grow Herbs, Vegetables and Fruits for Self-Sufficiency. Learn How to Raise Farm Animals to Finally Start Your Sustainable Living

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The Homesteading Handbook: A Back to Basics Guide to Growing Your Own Food, Canning, Keeping Chickens, Generating Your Own Energy, Crafting, Herbal Medicine, and More

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The Big Book of Backyard Medicine: The Ultimate Guide to Home-Grown Herbal Remedies

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The Complete Kitchen Garden: An Inspired Collection of Garden Designs & 100 Seasonal Recipes

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Year-Round Indoor Salad Gardening: How to Grow Nutrient-Dense, Soil-Sprouted Greens in Less Than 10 days

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How To Tap into the Power of the Planet's Most Nutritious Foods: Sprouts, Shoots, Microgreens & More With Doug Evans.: Two years ago, I discovered sprouts. During my early COVID quarantine time when we were all first stuck at home stocking up on Twinkies and toilet paper, I powered through the to learn how to use dirt-cheap seeds - readily available anywhere even...

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Canned Foods | Fatal Conveniences™: Canning is a convenient way to preserve foods to prolong their shelf-life. Almost everything edible, from fruits and veggies to seafood, can be canned. And once canned, the food can be consumable for years. You can find aisles of affordable canned...

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Podcast 147 - Beans, beans good for…the planet!: This week, I’m talking to Susan Young, author of the book ‘Growing Beans’. As I’ve looked further into having a sustainable diet, into growing and storing crops and into sources of plant protein, beans just seemed to tick every box, but I...

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Summer Garden Gems: The Melon, With Amy Goldman: Amy Goldman is a gardener, author-artist, and lon…

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Podcast 52 - Grow Fruit & Vegetables in Pots with Aaron Bertelsen: This week I’m talking to Aaron Bertelsen about his new book ‘Grow Fruit & Vegetables in Pots’. Aaron is the resident kitchen gardener at Great Dixter but as with many who work there, he lives and breathes the Great Dixter way of life and...

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#10 All About Mangos: This Food Non-Fiction podcast episode is all about mangos! This is our first listener requested episode so thank you Spencer! Looking at fossils, we can trace the appearance of the first mangos to around 30 million years ago in Northeast India,...

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Terra Madre ecosystems: arid lands & regenerative preservation practices: In this episode we want to take you to the arid lands, in particular we will talk about some regenerative preservation practices carried out by our super cool guests in different parts of the world. From New Mexico to Egypt, from Australia to Colorado an...

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November 15, 2019 Bob Randall's Houston Garden Guide, 50 Top Plants, Fall Berries, Australia's First Grapes, Marianne Moore, Georgia O'Keeffe, The Surprising Life of Constance Spry by Sue Shephard, Punch Bowls and the State Flower of Florida: Today we celebrate the first grapes that were grown down under and the poet who saved a tree that looks like it came straight out of a fairy tale. We'll learn about the painter who was supposed to paint pineapples but never did and the florist who...

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Interviews on Herbal Radio | Featuring Edward Fletcher: For this week’s plant adventure on Herbal Radio, we sit down with the President of Native Botanical Inc., Edward Fletcher. We had the opportunity to learn about Ed’s many intriguing life journeys that led him to his wide-spread successes...

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"Unlocking the Secret Superfood: 5 Major Benefits of Canned Fish and it's Role in Homeless Mental Health: Title: The Magic of Canned Fish: Homeless Staple for Mental Health In this eye-opening episode, discover the incredible versatility and nutritional powerhouse of canned fish, an affordable and portable food staple that offers significant health benef...

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Northern California Walnuts, Prunes and Peaches

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Heritage Foods: Preserving Diversity I: The diversity in the varieties of crops being grown in Canada has dwindled significantly. Virtually all of the fruits, vegetables, grains, livestock and pretty much every ingredient found on grocery store shelves, is of a variety that has purely been...

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Podcast 39 - Edimentals with Stephen Barstow: This week, I’m speaking to one of the world’s foremost experts in ornamental, edible plants, Stephen Barstow.

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Four Season Foraging in Wisconsin (feat. Ramsay Plautz): Ever find yourself camping and low on supplies? Food? Resources? Never fear! Our resident bushcrafting expert Ramsay Plautz joins Eric and Ana in The Cabin to discuss what you can naturally enjoy around you for sustenance and enjoyment.

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TLC Todd-versations Presents California Avocado Commission with Jan DeLyser

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57: Summer Produce Celebration with Wendy Reinhardt Kapsak, MS, RDN: Recipes for meals and snacks featuring summer produce

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Normalizing Native Plant Landscape Fun, with the Theodore Payne Foundation: Welcome June! This week, the third and final-for-…

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The Carnivore Debate Part 1 | Mastering Nutrition #69: Dr. Paul Saladino, Carnivore MD, and I sit down to talk about the carnivore diet. In part 1, we focus on whether you can get all the vitamins and minerals you need on a carnivore diet, and how to best design a carnivore diet to maximize the nutrition...

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E32: Achieving Abundance & Freedom Through Food Forests with Tutu Sainz: It’s time to step into the path of infinite abundance! This week Jim and Matthew welcome Tutu Sainz to discuss the MANY benefits of Food Forests and how they provide an endless supply of fruit and nut trees, edible and valuable bushes, vines,...

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148 - Plant-based living with Happy Pear’s Dave and Steve Flynn: In 2004, Dave and Steve Flynn started a fruit and veg shop, with the aim to create a happier, healthier world. The Happy Pear now has vegan food products in nearly 1,000 stores in Ireland, 2 cafes and a farm, and their five cookbooks have all been no.1 b...

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Unlocking the Power of Sprouts with Sprout King Doug Evans | Digital Social Hour #50: <p> </p> <p>?️ Listen up, folks! It&#39;s time to dig into the latest episode of our podcast. Trust me, you don&#39;t want to miss this one.</p> <p><br></p> <p>? The episode starts with a tongue-in-cheek joke about Wayne getting turned on by cows on the side of the road. But don&#39;t worry, that&#39;s just the warm-up. Hosts Wayne Lewis and special guest Doug Evans dive deep into the world of sprouts and their incredible health benefits.</p> <p><br></p> <p>? Doug, also known as the sprout king, shares his journey of living in the desert and discovering the wonders of sprouts. He introduces us to different types of sprouts, from broccoli to alfalfa, and explains how he sources organic seeds to grow them.</p> <p><br></p> <p>? As you listen, you&#39;ll be amazed by the taste and texture of these sprouts. Doug even reveals that he uses them as a salad replacement and highlights their high nutritional val

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S3E37: Sandor Katz on Fermented Foods & Climate Change—w/ Sandor Ellix Katz, author of The Art of Fermentation

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SUFB 840: Bioluminescent POcket Shark Discovered In The Gulf Of Mexico: The 5.5-inch American pocket shark was fully described in the researchers' article in the Zootaxa journal.  I discuss the continued importance to explore the deep-sea as understanding this area could help human survival in the future. Have you...

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Growing Hardy Kiwi Vines: Hardy kiwi vines produce berries that are sweeter than table grapes and they have more vitamin C per ounce than an average orange. And while the fruit is similar to the larger, fuzzy kiwis that grow in New Zealand and California, kiwi berries have edible

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August 21, 2019 Living Mulch, the Patron Saint of Olives, George Celery Taylor, Adelbert van Chamiso, Dorothy Cadberry, Mary Bowerman, August Prose, Medicinal Herbs by Rosemary Gladstar, Cardinal Flower, and Taking an August Break: How do you start adding living mulch to your garden?   One of the simplest ways, is just to look for the spots in your garden that are bare.    Look for the open areas and start there.   Look under your shrubs.   Look along...

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100: Healthy Aging from Your Head to Your Toes with Liz Weiss, MS, RDN and Love One Today: For today’s 100th episode of Liz’s Healthy Table, I chose a topic that’s near and dear to my heart: Healthy Aging: From Your Head to Your Toes. The Fountain of Youth does not exist, but as you’ll learn on this week’s show, by placing certain...

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Growing Native Plants from Seed with Julia Michaels

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July 26, 2020 How to Grow Blueberries, Garden Self-Care in the Heat, Roland Hallet Shumway, George Bernard Shaw, Aven Nelson, July Folklore, Once Upon a Windowsill by Tovah Martin, and Winthrop Mackworth Praed: Today we remember a pioneering seedsman out of Rockford, Illinois, whose company became the world's largest mail-order seed company. We'll also learn about an Irish playwright and critic who had a unique writing hut in his garden. We recognize the...

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Losing Biodiversity, Losing Flavors: We can see the causes and effects of biodiversity loss all around us. Only one variety of banana or pineapple for sale in every grocery store. Or the miles and miles or corn and soy you pass as you drive the roads of Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois. Or the windshield effect: that there are far fewer dead insects on our windshields as we drive those country roads. We are right now in what’s being called “a biodiversity crisis,” in terms of the number of species we are losing and the increasing pace at which that loss is happening. The primary driver of species loss is our global agriculture system — in other words, the way we grow our food. And as we lose those varieties and breeds of animals and plants, we don’t just lose their genetics, we lose their unique tastes and flavors, too.

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Part 20 - Tucker Goodrich on Vegetable Oils Being at the Heart of Modern Disease:   Tucker Goodrich is a Wall Street tech extraordinaire and nutrition science enthusiast. After doctors and the healthcare system let him down in severe and avoidable ways, he took his health into his own hands and had amazing results. He’s done...