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Continue reading →: Foraging Wild HopsThe hop cones should be greenish-yellow, and when squeezed, they should spring back to their original shape when ready to harvest. Compounds in hops have been studied for their ability to reduce anxiety, promote better sleep, and even exhibit anti-cancer properties.
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Continue reading →: How to Make Chokecherry PopsiclesHere’s how to make chokecherry popsicles. Early European settlers would often make preserves, syrups, and wines from chokecherries and it is still part of Wyoming culture.
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Continue reading →: Starlink Free Month CreditStarlink is an excellent option for rural Wyoming. Get a month of free Starlink service here. Cancel and get a full refund after 30 day trial.
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Continue reading →: Collecting Roadkill in WyomingWyoming’s 511 Roadkill App allows residents to legally collect certain wildlife carcasses, reducing waste and promoting road safety. Users must report and obtain permits through the app, with restrictions on species and safety guidelines in place. The app offers a convenient way to utilize fresh roadkill for sustainable and practical…
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Continue reading →: Wyoming Foraging GuideFrom wild berries and nutritious greens to flavorful herbs, Wyoming’s landscapes offer a surprisingly generous amount of edible forage. Here are some plants to look for and tools to help.
Wyoming Prairie
This blog is where I share foraging finds, homesteading attempts, fun facts, and tips for living in Wyoming.
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♥ Ashley
