Bridgette Lawson
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Aug- 2016 -22 AugustGeneral
Fomes Fomentarius in the French Alps and Paul Stamets
Mushrooms and other fungi types already share a long history with us humans. For example, Hippocrates said sometime around 450…
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16 AugustGeneral
What Is A Rain Gauge: Uses, Benefits, and How It Works
Last night you heard the weather reporter say “Rainfall measurements of 100 mm/ 3 inches were recorded in [your area]…
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11 AugustGeneral
What Are Soil pH Testing Kits and Why They Are An Invaluable Tool
What are soil pH testing kits? Why are they useful? In this article we will discuss why a soil pH…
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2 AugustFood
How To Grow Watercress At Home, One Of The Most Nutritious Vegetables
Watercress is among the most highly nutritious vegetables, many of the great herbalists wrote of the revitalizing power of watercress.…
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2 AugustGeneral
Brix Refractometers and Why they take your Knowledge to Another Level
What is a Brix refractometer? In agriculture, it is mainly used in measuring the sugar content in fruits and vegetables.…
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Feb- 2016 -15 FebruaryFungi
Poisonous Mushroom as the Medicine of the Future
“The difference between medicine and poison is dose” Paul Stamets on the Omphalotus Illudens or much commonly known as the…
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3 FebruaryGeneral
Monsanto and the Heirloom Seed
“Control oil and you control nations,” said US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in the 1970s. “Control food and you…
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Jan- 2016 -8 JanuaryGeneral
The Line Between Thriving and Invading: Plants that Prosper
It’s important to be aware of these plants because of the negative effects they can have on the environment, economy,…
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