Living Off The Land

Here are some more weeds that might well be growing in your yard or garden which can be eaten and are good for you.

There are many good uses for this readily available nut including soup or grinding it up into a powder for use as fry bread.

Typha is a popular plant with many names like bulrush, reed mace, punks, corndog grass, raudo, or cattail. Whatever you want to call it, cattail is easy to distinguish and locate and has many uses. You can use it at any time of the year.

A beekeeping smoker, or just called a smoker, is a tool to produce smoke in the attempt to calm down bees.

Many of the more up-market restaurants are adding flowers to dishes to give a fresh colorful and contemporary style and taste.

Nasturtium is a beautiful flowering plant, its grown for its unique foliage and edible flowers. Seed pods are pickled to make substitute capers.

Some people call them wild plants. Some call them weeds. And some people call them names I can't repeat. However, some weeds are actually quite edible and very nutritious. Best of all, they're free.

Here is a closer look at cooking with lavender and an easy recipe you can make with this great herb as well.

There are six major species of trout native to North America. All of these species offer a distinct challenge, and they are all of interest to the angler. But perhaps more importantly, these Native species belong in America.

There are things you can do to help native bees, especially if you are a homeowner or gardener. Here are 10 important things that you, as an individual can do, to help the native bee.

If you take a good look at your yard, you will find many different edible weeds that can be eaten in salads, made into tea or used for health purposes.

Although, the chicken egg is the most common egg sold, there are a wide variety of different types of eggs that are edible and tasty.