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Resources Tagged: Wild Food

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  1. Ethiopia : Famine Food Field Guide

    Rural people of Ethiopia are endowed with a deep knowledge concerning the use of wild plants. This is particularly true for the use of medicinal plants, but also for wild plants, some of which are consumed at times of drought, war and other hardship. Elders and other knowledgeable community...
    Ethiopia Wild Plants Medicinal Plants Food Security Famine Food Stress Wild Food East Africa

  2. The Value of Weeds in a Corn Field

    2002-10-01 During one rainy season 24 families in a Mexican village and 10 vendors at a regional market were regularly interviewed about type and quantity of weed use. Also the weed vegetation was surveyed and 49 farmers were interviewed concerning their farming practices and costs. All of the 74 weed...
    Wild Food Maize Dark Green Leafy V...

  3. AN Issue #34 Special Edition

    2017-12-12 Conference Proceedings The 6th Biennial ECHO Asia Agriculture and Community Development Conference Editors’ Note In an effort to expand the dissemination of technical materials and best practices presented during this year’s ECHO Asia Agriculture & Community Development Conference, the ECHO...
    Wild Plants Wild Food Participatory Methods Agriculture Extension Agroecology Agrotourism SRI System Of Rice... Asia

  4. Wild Gardens for Improved Nutrition and Income

    2018-08-05
    Wild Food Wild Garden Gardening Health and Nutrition Income Generating ... Asia

  5. Edible Wild Plants

    Wild Food Weeds Edible Weeds

  6. Famine Foods

    Plants that are not normally considered as crops are consumed in times of famine
    Wild Food

  7. Local Use and Management of Tasba (Senna obtusifolia) in the Traditional Food System System of Sanguere Paul, North Cameroon

    Abstract, MTU Thesis, 2013 The purpose of this study is to examine the importance of the wild edible weed tasba (Senna obtusifolia) in Sanguéré Paul, Cameroon by examining how households use and manage the plant. This study found that local management of tasba is minimal compared to other...
    Wild Food Sicklepod Senna obtusifolia Cassia obtusifolia

  8. Wild Harvest: an Outdoorsman's Guide to Edible Wild Plants in North America

    The literary pieces that have appeared on wild edibles are generally of two types: field guides describing the edible plants, with their habitats and life styles; and cookbooks dealing with recipes for preparing, cooking, and preserving wild fruits and herbs after the harvest. In this book, an...
    Wild Plants-Edible Wild Food

  9. The potential of wild vegetables for permanent cultivation or as fallow improvement crops in shifting cultivation, Sarawak, Malasia

    This publication reports on research into the cultivation potentials of five vegetablespecies in Sarawak, Malaysia. On farm trials with selected household tested the acceptability of cultivating wild plants. 38 pages
    Cooking (Wild Foods) Wild Food

  10. Wild Plants for Survival in South Florida

    1962-01-01 In the following presentation, there are assembled for the first time more than 115 species, native or naturalized in South Florida and/or on the Florida Keys, that offer food, drink, or, in a few instances, salt-, tobacco- and soap-substitutes - or emergency means of cleaning the teeth. 76...
    Wild Plants Plant Identification Florida Florida gardens Native Plant Species Native Plants Edible Plants Survival Skills Wild Food