The manuscript contains the scientific name, common name, Lakota name, and use of the plants. Some of the plants were eaten such as prairie turnip, or used in ceremonial purposes (e.g., Sweetgrass).

Prairie Yard & Garden is available to stream ... I also grow beets, which we enjoy, cooked and even cold on a salad. And then I have turnips, which is a plant that I've not tried this year.

I know you will like it and Prairie Farmer and ‘John Turnip seed’, the author, will be pleased to share it with you. It was sent to us by Chas. Humiston, of Grafton, Ill. Thanks to all.

Food was scarce. Accustomed to sugary sweet-sour pork and rich wonton soup, Burton had little to eat but kaoliang, or sorghum porridge and thin turnip soups. Starvation was staved off by George ...

Foods like bison, prairie turnips, bitterroot and service berries. But frybread still has its place today. “It's still made out of love and it's still made to feed other people,” Sanchez said.

Cole or cabbage crops are the most difficult crops to grow on Prairie cropland. The reason ... countless root maggots, turnip beetles, bertha armyworm, diamondback moth and cabbage white butterfly ...

There are three prairie habitats on the campus – two in ... After the grass kill, Spitznagel planted cover crops such as turnips and different kinds of oats to add nutrients back into the ...

Standing on the side of a bluff, Chafa points to prairie turnip, locoweed, yucca, downy painted cup, Scarlett guava, nine-anther dalea, silverleaf scurf pea all growing where cedars once stood.

Until then, U.K. minister Therese Coffey suggested Brits take a page from the past and eat turnips instead, which grow more easily in the clammy British climate. This suggestion sparked a raft of ...

Rather, there was a lot more consumption of starchy root vegetables, so being able to credit things like camas root or prairie turnips as whole grains adds more flexibility into that whole grain ...