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Category Archives: wide weeds debate
on Mapping and the value of it
We’re mapping it all!! As part of the exhibition Baadlands: an Atlas of Experimental Cartography We have also been revisiting the database and populate it with 40+ new plants profiles. The lot will be live at www.wildedibles.info on August 1, … Continue reading →
Posted in ethnobotany, foraging, User Info, WeedyConnection, wide weeds debate, Wild Stories
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Tagged foraging, harvesting, instagram, map, mapping, social media, user content
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Plants Gone Wild
below is an extract from the article By Sheridan Randall, as it appeared on the latest edition of Open House Magazine, an online and printed publication for the food industry. Read here the full article> thanks Sheridan Plants gone wild … Continue reading →
Posted in craft, Cultural diversity, ethnobotany, foraging, Recipe, wide weeds debate
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Tagged article, bonetto, chef, foraging, harvest, interview, media, Open House Magazine, produce, wild stories
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Harvesting mushrooms with foodies
Because of what you do you get to hang out a lot with food affecionados: chefs, caterers, providores, producers, distributors, believers and amateurs. The common threat is the love for produce, its possibilities and the discovery of natural ingredients at … Continue reading →
Posted in Cultural diversity, ethnobotany, foraging, Other's Weeds Art, Recipe, wide weeds debate, Wild Stories
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Tagged blog, food, foraging, forest, mushroom, pine, recipe, two spoons, writing
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Mushroom time!
It’s here, they are all around us, it’s been raining and they are now out! Mushrooms season! The first moon of the Chinese Year of the Snake brought above average rainfall, which to the shrewd forager -at this time of … Continue reading →
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Tagged foraging, grey knight, harvest, lactaius deliciosus, lepista nuda, mushrooms, pine, pine mushroom, saffron milk caps, slippery jack, sullius luteus, sydney, tricholoma terreum, video, wood blewit
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Wild Stories, the exhibition
WILD STORIES Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre 1/12/12 – 31/1/13 “Imagine a world where we are all connected with nature – all species cohabitating in harmony, giving space to each other and allowing for the survival and thriving of each and … Continue reading →
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Tagged art, bonetto, casula, casula powerhouse art centre, exhibition, wild stories
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My Crown Of Weeds
You are reblogging here the words from Jennifer Hamilton, on the occasion when you went on an harvest to collect with her the necessary ingredients for a Crown Of Weeds… read on>> “A long time ago I promised to think … Continue reading →
Posted in Cultural diversity, ethnobotany, foraging, history, Other's Weeds Art, wide weeds debate, Wild Stories
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Tagged crown, folklore, history, King Lear, litterature, narrative, Shakespeare, weeds
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A review of the Wild Edibles workshops provided for Crave Sydney
This blog appeared on The Food Sage blog, see here for the original posting>> If you fancy yourself as a forager but don’t know a good edible plant from a bad one, let Diego Bonetto take you under his wild … Continue reading →
on the kind on sweeping statements facebook is full of
Facebook became the platform you work with the most this days, for a number of reasons. Firstly because as a cultural producer you engage with media where it is most active, starting from a couple of years back when you … Continue reading →
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Tagged australia, edible, facebook, media, plants, weedbook, wildstories
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The latest Wild Story
Posted in craft, ethnobotany, foraging, gardening, history, Recipe, Remedy, User Info, WeedyConnection, wide weeds debate, Wild Stories
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Tagged book, medicine, recipe, remedy, wild stories, writing
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On Foraging Mulberries, Dock and Fennel
Joel Werner host a very interesting program on ABC Radio, Off Track. It is always interesting to get to talk to a producer and/or host, as you can then understand better the selection of interviews and the range of topics … Continue reading →
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Tagged abc, ABC Radio, bonetto, interview, joel werner, media, mulberry, wolli creek
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