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04/10/11

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Why are pine nuts so expensive - A Penniless Parent shares her DIY - do's and don'ts for pine nut picking

2010 soft shell pine nut harvest starting. The natural laws to harvesting include, pray before harvest, express joy and gratitude, sing, and give something back to the forest for what is taken
A young mom, somewhere round the globe - provided today's guest posts about diy pine nut picking. It a cute story, that really brings home, what it takes to bring pine nuts to your salads, pestos, baked goods: Guest Blog Penniless Parenting:  A… more »
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Answers in the Land - Wild Harvests and American Pine Nuts

All things pinon nut aka pine nuts from Pinon Penny

The Answers are in the land. To be of it, and it of us - this is method of Goods From The Woods

Indian Nuts are pinon nuts. We shop buy and produce wild products pine nuts from the Great Basin of Nevada, which you can order including ours specials. Our certified wild products are sold on line to with conservation of public land. Why wild foods? They are living, raw, natural and environmentally sound.
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This blog is about my passion for a forest, The Great Basin Pinyon Pine Forest in Nevada. Its about how I express passion, through with talking about pine nuts. Tne nuts are forests and when you are eating the pinyon forest, you are helpling to protect it.
This blog and my work represents my life long love affair with forests and my commiment to protecting the blessing of creation. We also had a certified organic wild crop farm and we distill flowers and make other cool wild products. You will find them on our order page. pinenuts@pinenut.com or wild@wildcrops.com

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