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Foraging for nuts is a great family activity. My Grandkids are learning to collect, husk, wash, cure and shell nuts as part of their daily Food Security lessons at Mohawk Seedkeeper Gardens’ Land Relations Gardening School. They are learning the traditional agriculture of their ancestors.

Black Walnuts Foraged Food Security

December 30, 2020 541 views

By Terrylynn Brant Mohawk Seedkeeper Gardens Black Walnuts have been a traditional foraged food source among the Haudenosaunee for centuries.…

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Sustainable Communities Save Seeds!

December 23, 2020 438 views

By Terrylynn Brant Since the beginning of agriculture over 10,000 years ago people have saved seeds. The Haudenosaunee seed savers…

This photo is from the 2018 Woodland Cultural Centre’s Orange Shirt Day honouring survivors of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s largest residential school for Indigenous children. We honour all Residential School survivors with our special section inside Page 9 (Photo by Jim C. Powless)

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