An Herbal Tonic
Tips for cultivating one of the most precious plants in America’s forests: Ginseng. Woodland, Fall 2014, pgs 20-25. Written by … Read More
Ginseng Poaching Threatens Survival of Plant Species
CBS News, September 5, 2013 www.cbsnews.com/news/ginseng-poaching-threatens-survival-of-plant-species/ Millions of Americans take ginseng for its perceived health benefits. …The harvest for wild … Read More
Botanical Bandits
Rampant Poaching Threatens Ginseng’s Survival Mountain Xpress, by Jake Frankel, September 3, 2013 www.mountainx.com/article/52426 Jim Corbin trudges up a steep … Read More
Highlights of the International American Ginseng Expo
The United Plant Savers Journal of Medicinal Plant Conservation, Spring 2013, www.unitedplantsavers.org
Meet The Ginseng King
New Pioneer Magazine, by Lyn Howard, February 28, 2013 www.newpioneermag.com “Wild ginseng is far superior to the cultivated American or … Read More
Forest Farming Key to Saving Wild Ginseng from Extinction
By Nathaniel Axtell, Times-News Staff Writer Published: Sunday, December 9, 2012 www.blueridgenow.com For generations, Appalachian residents have harvested ginseng roots … Read More
Woodland Plants Revealed
Do you shop at health food stores for what seem like the best nutritional supplements? By Anne Brock, Flour Sack … Read More
Goldenseal and the State of North Carolina Today
Talk with Robert Eidus, Cory Pine Shane, and Mark Williams, presented by Our Southern Community, January 16, 2011 Robert Eidus, … Read More
The Ending of America’s Asian Deficit
Ideas to increase employment in the earth-friendly areas, or green jobs. Written by Robert Eidus, 2010 – Marshall, NC Part … Read More
The Men’s Garden Club Newsletter: Medicinal Plants
With Robert Eidus Do you know the name of the plant whose roots are selling for $80 a pound?