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
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?
Ginseng Speaks
The Permaculture Activist (North America’s leading permaculture periodical), www.permacultureactivist.net Ginseng Speaks by Robert Eidus Who will speak for the … Read More
Yellow Creek Botanical Institute Farm Tour
Natural Products Tour Reported from YCBI September 13, 2001 by Beverly Whitehead and Bobbie Ammons Yellow Creek Botanical Institute, Inc. … Read More
Wild Organic Ginseng on a New Green Wave
North Carolina Grower Discusses Wild Organic Ginseng From Dr. Ingham’s Monthly E-Zine, Issue #15, April 2001 greenwave@unisun.org Did you know… … Read More
Sustainable Cash Crop
Farming Ginseng in the Woods: A Sustainable Forest Cash Crop Reported in New Life Journal, Healing & Whole Foods News … Read More
No Tractors, Fields or Barns
Ginseng Cultivated at Madison Farm by Diana Schmitt – Madison County Sentinel, September 8, 1999, page 18. Eagle Feather Farm, … Read More