This website consolidates information on eating Alaska grown, produced, hunted, fished, and foraged foods. People give many reasons for wanting to eat local foods, including improving their health, keeping money in the local economy, building a network of locavores, and decreasing their environmental footprint. In Alaska, tradition is also frequently mentioned; many of us grew up hunting, fishing, and harvesting wild edibles. What Others Say About EAT LOCALASKA.

Zone 2b or not 2b that is the question! April 11, 2018. Moving into a new place is a strange experience. A Thousand Words About Winter. And Some About Naked Gardeners. Alarmed on the First Day of Spring, Memories and Fiery Viburnums.

Tuesday, March 24, 2015. Oil or no oil? An opinion from an Inupiaq that gets money from oil. So I offer my two cents. Oil continuously threatens that world. the same type an alcoholic takes every time he takes a swig. To preserve our culture? To make us independent? .

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WE CAN GROW IT in the Land of the Midnite Sun. Alaska Community, Neighborhood and Family Garden Website. Encouraging all to grow a garden whether you are in a village, town or city in ALASKA. We can grow it in the land of the midnite sun! Friday, August 14, 2015. Wild and Cultivated Online Berry Class. Wild and Cultivated Online Berry Class by Pat Holloway. 8211; How to improve wild berry yields. 8211; Hardy berries for farm and garden.

The Hugelkultur Project Part 1. The Hugelkultur Project Part 1. Thread, or drill grafting is an interesting take on grafting from the bonsai folk. You can use this to replace roots, top work, or just throw a branch where ever you want. One of the alternatives to this, the stab graft is very structurally weak until sufficient growth has occurred and I do not recommend it except in apples.