Welcome Kevin Feinstein author of Practically Wild

Photo Source: The Bay Area Forager

This week Kevin Feinstein will be joining us to talk about all sorts of different foraging topics.

There are four copies of his book, Practically Wild up for grabs.

Kevin will be stopping by on the forum over the next few days answering questions and joining in discussions.

From now through this Friday, any posts in this forum, ie the wild harvesting forum, could be selected to win.

To win, you must use a name that follows our naming policy and you must have your email set up in Paul's Daily-ish email.

The winner will be notified by email and must respond within 24 hours.

Posts in this thread won't count, but please feel free to say hi to Kevin and make him feel welcome!

Hi Kevin, and thanks for joining us! I will look forward to your comments and additions to our posts.

Welcome, we have alot of good people here

J

hau, Kevin, I am happy you have joined us even if it is just for a short time. I look forward to learning from your experiences and thoughts.

WELCOME! Very happy that you have taken time for us!

Welcome! Welcome! I'm so glad people like you write awesome books for people like me to read and nerd over I believe I may love wild plants more than I love domesticated!

Hi! Thrilled about eating wild plants. Husband calls me cracked. Mallow, pigweed (amaranth) and lambs quarters grow in abundance here. I am thinking of starting to eat quack grass roots. Digging them out of the garden lots. I understand a bread was made with these during war times in Europe. Curious about your thoughts on that.
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Have been wanting to learn more about this topic for ages! Timely post - I have a rock mulched area in our front yard that produces different wild plants every year. Noticed that the non-native filaree smells just like carrots! Anything with a taproot loves our northern Nevada climate so mallow is another volunteer...

Wow, I am so glad now I shared Kevin's books with Permies! Been following his blog for at least 3 years now!

If eBooks are part of the giveaway, that is fine by me, loving my Kindle books as of late!

So I ran the winner picker app in the forum software and we have 2 winners.

Heather Ward
and
Pavel Mikoloski

Congratulations Heather and Pavel!

I sent you an email to ask for the email address of the person that first referred you to Permies.com. That person (if qualified) will also get a copy of the book and a permies care package.

Kevin, I am so glad to have won a copy of your book! I have sent Cassie my address, and want to thank you very much for doing this giveaway.

Hi Heather Ward and Pavel Mikoloski once you've read the book why don't you write a review for permies.com so we can all know your impressions on the book.
write your review following the acorns scale we have here on permies.com, starting you review writing: I give this book ... out 10 acorns, intending you give the book on a scale from 0 to 10 a number of acorns for what you think of it. You can know more of the acorn scale at this link:
acorns scale for books

write your review of the book at this link:
Practically wild