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Over the last month I have foraged nearly 100 different foods from the land!
One of my current staples is autumn berries (also called autumn olive).
This is an “invasive plant” full of nutrients, including omega 3 in the seeds.
I eat the seeds so this plant can’t spread, turning the problem into a solution!
We CAN forage in harmony with the land, don’t let anyone convince you otherwise.
Learn more: www.robingreenfield.org/reconnect/
Filmed by Daniel Troia
Edited by Belle Brown
Robin Greenfield is an activist and humanitarian dedicated to leading the way to a more sustainable, equitable and just world. His activism and life choices create critical thought on global social and environmental issues and inspire positive change in humanity. Through a decade of activism and service he has become an internationally recognized leader. His lifework has been covered by media worldwide including National Geographic and he’s been named “The Robin Hood of modern times” by France 2 TV.
Robin's life is an embodiment of Gandhi’s philosophy, “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” He donates 100% of his media earnings to grassroots nonprofits. He has committed to living simply and responsibly for life.
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I've always been unsure of harvesting from roadside because of all the exhaust fumes and breaking dusts plants are exposed to
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Silverberries (autumn olive, autumn berries) are so good! Best jelly you can make
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Ancient humans prolly rolling in the grave thinking gaddam I haven't seen so much food in my life 😂
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Nature, it feeds us and we go back to it.
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Peace-Up my Friend🌦️🌦️🦋🦋🇸
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Nothing like just harvesting for free!! Such a blessing
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i remember as a kid walking down the road with a bucket and harvesting from neighbors trees plums lemon guava kiwis, and they encouraged it.
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Yes, we live in CT and get our Autumn Berries every year. So yummy!!!
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I didn’t know you could eat those. My grandma had some when I was growing up and we’d just squish them because it was fun as a kid but even she didn’t know you could eat them. The birds loved them.
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I just harvested some today for my pumpkin pancakes
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There is a relative of this called goumi berry that isn’t very invasive and tatses better then it and it grows very easily also some other less invasive relatives are the native Buffalo berry, sea berries, Buffalo berry non invasive types, native elegeanus and silver berries also Indian olives are non invasive relatives that from huge autumn olives that are tropical and will grow in Florida
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Gonna go forage for these soon 😊
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Wow I want to taste this too. I've never eaten before
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Rob for president
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I need to learn how to harvest (don't know where or what to be looking for!) I find supermarkets distasteful at this point
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Amazing so easy to pick!
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Can you tell us how it taste like? Unfortunately some of us living in the tropical. 😊
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Could you tell the scientific name of this autumn berry tree? Thank you very much cause I can't find the name in French 🙏
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Wow..amazing
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@jrogers5169
8 months ago
You can really see the joy and gratitude in your eyes!!!
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