Foraging: The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Master Edible Wild Plants (Foraging, Foraging for Beginners)

by Mark Janniro

Did you ever wanted to know the secrets on how to find edible plants in your surroundings? Do you know there's a way to survive for you and your family even if our regular food supplies were disrupted? Do you want to learn the ancient skills that allowed our ancestors to SURVIVE eating wild plants from the forests? Foraging is an ancient art that has been almost forgotten by most people. However in this book you will learn all the basic concepts to understand wild edible plants. Some of the topics you will learn from this book What are the benefits of Foraging Foraging with SAFETY The best places to Forage in wild and urban areas How to find the perfect plants to forage How to find the most nutritious plants Take action NOW and learn this important knowledge that everyone should know. Scroll back to the top of this page and click the Buy Now button to acquire a skill that could potentially save your life and the life of those you love. P.S. After reading this book you will see nature in a very different way

65 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 10, 2016

About the author

I have always been thrilled about the unknown, the alternative and the secrets that are normally hidden at plain sight.

I believe that our freedom has been capped by those in power and we must take the necessary steps to claim it back.

That's why I've made my author's mission to investigate those secrets and write books to help people understand and gain control over their own life.

I've always realized that governments are constantly misguiding and lying to the people to remain in power.

If you are interested in my investigations please take a look at my books they'll sure prove to be helpful and entertaining.

Reviews

[Kay · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book did not offer much other than to introduce the topic of foraging to anyone not familiar with it. There's truth in the title of it being the ultimate beginners guide but there is no 'master' to it. That being said, there is some good information about being cautious about sources especially in urban areas subject to pollution and finding a local source to teach actually what plants are safe versus those that are poisonous. The author also emphasizes not to over harvest which is also good guidance. It was a quick read.