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DTSTART:20270719T130000Z
DTEND:20270721T210000Z
SUMMARY:Edible & Medicinal Plants Class
URL:https://feralskills.com/events/edible-medicinal-plants-class-2027-07-19
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to ethically harvest edible and medicinal plants with
  our Edible & Medicinal Plant Class . We'll cover safe harvesting techniqu
 es\, avoiding chemical contamination\, and identifying individual plants. 
 Stay safe with our guidance on woody vs. herbaceous plants\, deciduous vs.
  evergreen\, simple vs. compound leaves\, and toxicity. Join us for hands-
 on experience with a variety of plants like Plantain\, Cattail\, Nettles\,
  and more.\n\n The registration deadline is 2 weeks prior to class start d
 ate.\n\n How to identify individual plants/trees \n\n ·            Touch o
 n toxicity and dangers \n\n ·            Woody vs. Herbaceous plants \n\n 
 ·            Deciduous vs. Evergreen \n\n ·            Simple vs. Compound
  leaves \n\n ·            Perennial/Biennial/Annual \n\n ·            Usin
 g various plant guides.          \n\n Plant List (will tailor to what’s up
  at the time) \n\n           Plantain                                     
  Cattail \n\n           Red Clover                                  Nettle
 s \n\n           White Clover                               Wild Violet \n
 \n           Wood Sorrell                               Chicory \n\n      
      Blackberry                                  Honeysuckle \n\n         
   Raspberry                                  Poke \n\n           Burdock  
                                    Black Walnut \n\n           Curly Dock 
                                 Dandelion \n\n           Various Sumac    
                         Wild Garlic/Wild Onion \n\n           Queen Annes 
 Lace                       White Pine \n\n           Other Nut/Fruit-beari
 ng trees/Shrubs \n\n How To Harvest \n\n \n \n ·          Ethical Harvest 
 vs. Emergency Harvest \n \n \n ·          Where to harvest. \n \n \n ·    
       Chemical contamination \n \n \n ·          Short Plant Walk \n \n \n
  ·          Send students to harvest \n \n \n ·          Student's lunch s
 upplemented with their harvest. \n \n \n ·          Longer Plant Walk - Ta
 lk about edible vs. medicinal uses. (a primer for Day 2) \n \n \n         
   Q&A During a
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