Sentences with phrase «wild harvested in»

It is composed of eight of the elite tonic herbs, and all of the herbs used are super-premium grade, far beyond conventional commercial grade - in fact, most of the herbs are wild harvested in the remote mountains where they gained their reputations over many centuries.

Ramón seeds are wild harvested in the Maya Biosphere Reserve in Guatemala.

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We serve the best lobster in the world — wild - caught, sustainably harvested, premium lobster from Maine.

Numerous cultures in SE Asia are changing with the times and accepting molted tail feathers from endangered hornbills species maintained in zoos instead of harvesting / killing them in the wild so that they can meet their cultural / religious needs without killing off the species... why can't this Native American tribe do the same?

In the plant world food was chosen first from wild edible grains and fruits of nature, and then was systematically planted, cultivated, and harvested.

We've been thinking about bringing very small groups of guests to stay in places like Sulmona, Pacentro and Santo Stefano di Sessanio, to forage wild herbs, asparagus and mushrooms, to hunt for truffles with truffle growers and to harvest saffron.

Her specialty is bush foods — those native Australian plants that were mostly harvested in the wild until recently.

When she started fourteen years ago, all bush foods were harvested in the wild and the supply was severely limited.

It's exactly why I was so excited when I discovered and tasted the realness of this delicious wild rice — harvested from the organic and non-gmo farms of Naosap Harvest, a family owned and operated operation in Manitoba, Canada.

Padre Pfeffercorn realized that chiltepíns are one of the few crops in the world that are harvested in the wild rather than cultivated.

In Mexico, the wild chiles are harvested in the fall and imported into the U.S., where they are sold in small packageIn Mexico, the wild chiles are harvested in the fall and imported into the U.S., where they are sold in small packagein the fall and imported into the U.S., where they are sold in small packagein small packages.

The breeding and development of new chile varieties — in addition to research into wild species, post - harvest packaging, and genetics — is an on - going, major project at New Mexico State.

A better price than this could doubtless be obtained for Zanzibar produce if a little more care and attention were devoted to its cultivation and harvesting, but up to the present time it has been allowed to grow almost wild on the coral outcrop which covers the eastern portion of the island, and the slight personal discomfort which attends the handling of pods prevents the native from exercising any care in its picking and subsequent preparation for market.

Wild blueberries are not harvested and grown with pesticides (so you can buy regular wild blueberries instead of only organic), and they're tinier in size and much sweeter, despite not being higher in grams of suWild blueberries are not harvested and grown with pesticides (so you can buy regular wild blueberries instead of only organic), and they're tinier in size and much sweeter, despite not being higher in grams of suwild blueberries instead of only organic), and they're tinier in size and much sweeter, despite not being higher in grams of sugar.

Seasonal wild garlic, also called bear's garlic, can be harvested between April and June in woodlands.

Also there is a strong argument in the United Kingdom and the United States in particular that organic product must be subject to husbandry, which is active care, rather than just wild harvest.

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Experience in overseas projects, tropical production systems, growers group, seafood production, wild harvest, fair trade projects, organic and natural cosmetics or related systems relevant to specialised organic production sectors

It is «wild harvested» by the traditional owners in the Kimberley region of Western Australia where it originates.

Wild blueberries contain less sugar per serving, are twice as high in antioxidants, and are even usually always grown without pesticides and herbicides, even if they're not organic because they're wild harvested and not subjected to traditional farming methWild blueberries contain less sugar per serving, are twice as high in antioxidants, and are even usually always grown without pesticides and herbicides, even if they're not organic because they're wild harvested and not subjected to traditional farming methwild harvested and not subjected to traditional farming methods.

Kangaroos would be wild - harvested as they are now, but landholders could, for example, work in large - scale collaborative groups with other adjoining landholders and trusted harvesters, sharing the money made from selling kangaroo meat.

Investing in quillaja and yucca plantations, rather than relying on wild harvests, will guarantee a more sustainable supply of these natural foaming agents, says international supplier Desert King.

Wild Tusker Organic Virgin Coconut Oil is extracted from fresh coconuts harvested from the organically certified coconut plantations in Sri Lanka.

Wild rice is actually not a grain but the seed of an aquatic plant that has been harvested for hundreds of years by Native Americans in the Northwest and upper Midwest.

The chiltepin, a wild chile that is harvested in the mountains of Sonora might qualify for origin - control for the villages of La Aurora and Mazocahui.

They are expensive to hand - pick, yet have become an important wild - harvested crop in some regions.

He recommended a few guidebooks: Samuel Thayer's Nature's Garden, John Kallas» Edible Wild Plants, and Identifying and Harvesting Edible and Medicinal Plants in Wild (and Not So Wild) Places by Steve Brill.

The food plants eaten by the Native Americans are divided into two categories: those harvested in the wild and those cultivated plants that had managed to adapt to the dry desert climate or were irrigated.

In Peru, a wild chile that is harvested near the city of Iquitos.

I live in rural South Texas, where I have access to many wild chiltepin plants for harvesting.

Padre Pfeffercorn realized that chiltepíns are one of the few crops left in the world that are harvested in the wild rather than cultivated.

Indeed, it is not hard to believe that coffee originated in a land where wild coffee tree forests are still the primary source of harvested coffee.

Many of these are ethically harvested in the wild, thus liberating us from commercial farming dependencies.

Last week I was in the Great Lakes area of upper Wisconsin / Minnesota and purchased four pounds of hand - harvested wild rice to bring back home.

We talk a lot about cooking times on this site, and as with most grains (or grain - like ingredients), cooking time can vary greatly from rice to rice depending on the type of wild rice you buy, when it was harvested, and so on - so keep that in mind as you go into any recipe that features wild rice.

The MSC standard ensures that wild - caught fish were harvested in a manner that prevents overfishing, minimizes bycatch, maintains ecosystem health and supports inclusive governance processes.

While similar to tequila or mezcal, sotol, a spirit from Mexico with a centuries old history, has its own unique flavor profile and is distilled from wild agave harvested in the Chihuahuan Desert of Northern Mexico.

Q: Dave, I live in rural South Texas, where I have access to many wild chiltepin plants for harvesting.

Maui Nui Venison, a sustainable operation based in Hawaii, harvests wild Axis Deer on the islands of Maui and Moloka'i to keep the invasive species populations under control, and through partners like Nicky USA, provides this truly wild protein to consumers.

Prioritizing the wellness of the bees that pollinate across the island's wild landscape, the honey is harvested during North America's winter season, which is the beginning of summer time in New Zealand.

I used an organic one that has some wild harvest beans in it too..

Wild fennel, a relative of licorice, grows in disturbed areas in Northern California and other parts of the country: you may be able to harvest it yourself along the bike paths.

The Snow Lotus Blue Tansy Oil is harvested from wild plants in Morocco, giving you an exceptional product.

«Today, Facebook is the primary means with which unscrupulous individuals deal in wares of illegally harvested wild animals.»

It takes 243 gallons (920 liters) of diesel fuel to trawl about 1.1 tons (one metric ton) of the shellfish, according to Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, making shrimp one of the most energy - intensive wild seafood harvests, with a footprint of 5,395 pounds (2,447 kilograms) of carbon dioxide per metric ton even before processing and transportation are taken into account.

With increasing wild meat demand for rural and urban supply, hunters have harvested the larger species almost to extinction in the proximity of the villages and they must travel further distances to hunt.

Wild varieties, in contrast, «have dark green shoulders, and that makes it harder to determine the right time to harvest,» says Ann Powell, a plant scientist at the University of California, Davis.

Native to Europe, these types of brown algae can be cultivated in coastal regions or harvested wild.

Japanese star anise (Illicium anisatum), a close relative, is severely toxic and has poisoned people who picked it by mistake, so it would be unwise to harvest this one in the wild.

Eclectic Institute's American ginseng is harvested from healthy, mature, wild growing plants in pristine wilderness regions in the United States.