A journey through plant sales, Subsistence agriculture, fruit, workshops and handy recipes in the subtropics!
CIID Costa Rica 2019 – Adaptation Spaceship
In 2019 I (Annie) had the opportunity to participate in one of the Copenhagen Institute of Interactive Design (CIID)…
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Water soluble calcium made from egg shells
Not too long ago a friend asked us why we separate our egg shells form…
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Migrations in motion by The Nature Conservancy
Migrations in Motion is an info-graphic which represents potential migrations of animals due to climate change…
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Not all bananas are created equal
As a matter of a fact I cannot express just how lucky and fortunate…
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Identifying a male and female Jackfruit inflorescence
When Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus) trees start flowering they often start with…
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Eric Toensmeier on using the IPCC interactive map
Both Raleigh and I have a shared interest for the teachings Eric Toensmeier offers…
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Harvesting turmerics and gingers
After planting ginger and turmeric seed from a second generation that originally cam from…
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Shan’s yellow cassava
A few years back probably in the summer of 2017 when Raleigh was searching for plants to grow a…
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The taste of the tropics
The taste of the tropics is a common theme and slogan that has been sold to the masses for generations…
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Craig Pittman’s ‘It’s a sin what we’ve done to Florida’s seagrass’
The original website and publication can be found here. It’s a sin what we’ve done…
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Check out our new ‘Videos’ page
We have added a new page featuring our latest videos. Feel free to access it…
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Three empowering figures that work with plants
In the past week we have come across some interesting articles and figures which inspire…
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2020 USF Food Sovereignty Summit video compilation
After a long and expected wait, we are happy to share the recording of the past Food Sovereignty Summit organized by the Dept. of Religious Studies at USF.
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How to make Fish Hydrolysate
We are keen on using resources -especially those that tend to belong to the waste stream- that are readily available in the local environments where we work.
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Juanilama or Lippia alba
Having moved (me, Annie) to Florida from Costa Rica, Raleigh quickly brought to my attention how central and south […]
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LAB
The all time famous LAB (Lactic Acid Bacteria) a basic and magical liquid that wil […]
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