Oct 1, 2011 · Most Common Wild Edibles In GA? Jump to Latest 25K views 18 replies 15 participants last post by workquik Jul 11, 2019

Dec 6, 2011 · Wild edibles I live in oklahoma And these are all common edibles I use, one that didn't get mentioned was black Mustard. The leaves are good in salads but can have a very strong taste and the seeds can be used as a spice if you are willing to collect them.

Jul 20, 2018 · Another good way to identify wild edibles and medicinals is to learn from an experienced two-legged guide. Some possible ways to find one: Facebook has tons of foraging/wildcrafting/plant identification groups in just about every state.

Nov 4, 2011 · In pine nuts for example, there is the Pinyon Pine found out in the desert regions. Now I would find the desert benches along the Escalante in April and early May, after the wet winters, having a number of edibles like Desert- Parsley, Wild Onions, Lonely Lily (edible), Mariposa / Sego Lilies, Dandelions, and other edibles.

Dec 24, 2008 · As much as it pains me to say it given the Sierra Club's anti-hunting and land closure stances, check out your local chapter of the Sierra Club and the Nature Conservancy also; both will have people who are familiar with the edibles in your area.

Mar 15, 2025 · 1oz of beet seeds [mangles] plants about 100 feet of row,, spacing is 10 inches[you thin to that/ early "harvest"],, crop can reach 15lbs each beet[just root , tops are food as well],, do the math [possible 1800 lbs],,,very few wild edibles will even come close

Jun 7, 2014 · Anthills are everywhere. As are underwater bugs. A childs fish net or any small pond net will get you plenty of edibles, including tiny fish, maybe some crawfish... Those tiny fish can be added to water for whatever soup you are making and add protein and omega fats

Sep 16, 2015 · Colleges or universities often have courses/outings on edibles wild. Books are good but experience is so much better. Ask around maybe you can find or be introduced to an elder that has gathered this knowledge all their lives. Plants change so much season to season that you have to sure, very sure.

Apr 30, 2008 · The best way to go with wild edibles is find a GOOD mentor. There are to many lookalike plants for me to guess but then I am a pretty good shot so food is easy. I got a hook and line I will eventually catch something. I have steel traps if you can stand the meat I have never failed 1 coon a night around here from 5 traps.

Aug 29, 2010 · Grey water can be used for grass and non edibles... septic irrigation can be used sparingly but is best avoided. Human waste is human waste. It's not how long, but how well you have lived that really counts.