permaculture

[von-fi@elonmerkki.net]

due to  the sound of your ad, I think it could be a good idea to find out what
is left of the native juniper-pinyon pine forests of Great Basin mentioned in

* Sharashkin and Gold 2004. Pine nuts: species, products, markets, and
potential for U.S. production - a good introduction to different species of
pine / cedar trees producing edible nuts. 

found at http://www.ringingcedars.com/materials/pinenuts-nnga.pdf 

pine nut harvest is at least a very old tradition, and also an cruel 
example on how natural resources of food forests can be wasted . . . 

best wishes,
Orava Ituparta


On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 10:32:14AM -0600, Rael Bassan wrote:
> Looking for information about Food Forests -- existing, in process or 
> contemplated. Especially those located in the United States and ones that 
> are urban and free. I'm preparing material for a presentation next 
> Wednesday ( 3-23).
> 
> Thanks ...Rael
> 
> Rael Bassan
> Coordinator
> Chicagoland Urban Permaculture (CUP)
> http://www.sustainCUP.blogspot.com
> 
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