0:00:00.000,0:00:01.797 Hey everybody! Rob Greenfield here 0:00:01.797,0:00:03.708 and today I am going to teach you how to 0:00:03.708,0:00:05.521 forage in your own backyard. 0:00:05.521,0:00:07.343 Or if you don't have a backyard, your 0:00:07.343,0:00:09.279 neighbour's backyard. If they don't 0:00:09.279,0:00:11.489 have a backyard, somebody's backyard. 0:00:11.489,0:00:13.576 I'm going to introduce you to plants that 0:00:13.576,0:00:15.564 are growing freely and abundantly all 0:00:15.564,0:00:17.861 around us. A lot of us think that our 0:00:17.861,0:00:19.927 food has to come from the grocery store 0:00:19.927,0:00:21.510 and that we have to buy it. 0:00:21.510,0:00:24.346 But the truth is, there are thousands of 0:00:24.346,0:00:27.330 species of foods that are both nutritious 0:00:27.330,0:00:31.700 and delicious and medicinal and free! 0:00:31.700,0:00:34.317 Growing right in our yards, often that we 0:00:34.317,0:00:36.399 think of as weeds. 0:00:36.399,0:00:38.130 I'm going to start first with the 0:00:38.130,0:00:39.806 dandelion, one of my favourites. 0:00:39.806,0:00:44.552 Right over here. And a lot of 0:00:44.552,0:00:46.588 people are probably familiar with this 0:00:46.588,0:00:49.423 plant. This is the dandelion. This is 0:00:49.423,0:00:52.657 the flower, right here. And then these 0:00:52.657,0:00:55.909 are the leaves, right here. 0:00:55.909,0:00:59.844 And the flower turns into a seed head 0:00:59.844,0:01:02.292 afterwards and these are the seed heads 0:01:02.292,0:01:05.041 that have already gone but right here 0:01:05.041,0:01:11.766 are the seeds, still. (Blows the seeds.) 0:01:11.766,0:01:13.691 And it's a beautiful thing just to blow 0:01:13.691,0:01:15.689 those off. So, dandelion is a very bitter 0:01:15.689,0:01:17.249 (munches on the plant) 0:01:17.249,0:01:21.620 plant. It's very nutritious and it's a 0:01:21.620,0:01:24.541 medicinal one. I want to say that this 0:01:24.541,0:01:27.115 yard that I am in is basically a random[br]yard. 0:01:27.115,0:01:29.703 I'm in southern France, I've never 0:01:29.703,0:01:32.186 foraged in France before, up until a few 0:01:32.186,0:01:34.858 weeks ago. And this is just a yard of 0:01:34.858,0:01:36.747 the host family that I am staying [br]with. 0:01:36.747,0:01:38.741 So I don't know all the plants here. 0:01:38.741,0:01:41.526 This is new foraging to me, but I'm going 0:01:41.526,0:01:43.468 to introduce you to about 10 plants that 0:01:43.468,0:01:45.478 there is a good chance you will be able to 0:01:45.478,0:01:47.401 find in your yards as well. 0:01:47.401,0:01:49.510 So that's dandelions. Now I don't have to 0:01:49.510,0:01:52.514 go very far and what I have, right here, 0:01:52.514,0:01:57.060 coming up, this looks like sorrel to me. 0:01:57.060,0:02:02.467 Plants around the world can come in many 0:02:02.467,0:02:05.552 different shapes and sizes and colours. 0:02:05.552,0:02:08.137 For example, this looks like sorrel but 0:02:08.137,0:02:10.939 check this out, right here. This plant 0:02:10.939,0:02:16.370 also looks like sorrel to me. Oh wow, 0:02:16.370,0:02:18.373 check that out, there's this yellow 0:02:18.373,0:02:21.325 spider. That probably came off the 0:02:21.325,0:02:23.741 dandelion flower because it's camouflaged 0:02:23.741,0:02:27.438 right in with that colour. 0:02:27.438,0:02:30.494 Back to the plants. This is sorrel and 0:02:30.494,0:02:34.244 sorrel has a nice sour flavour and there 0:02:34.244,0:02:36.964 is another type of sorrel that I'm going 0:02:36.964,0:02:39.031 to show you in a bit. Let's walk a little 0:02:39.031,0:02:41.815 bit more and see what we come across. 0:02:41.815,0:02:50.036 Okay. This is...right here, one of my 0:02:50.036,0:02:52.080 absolute favourite plants. 0:02:52.080,0:02:55.763 It's very small right now. 0:02:55.763,0:02:57.346 In a month or 2 this 0:02:57.346,0:03:03.506 plant could be, possibly, 4 feet tall. 0:03:03.506,0:03:08.174 But right now it's a small plant and 0:03:08.174,0:03:11.143 this is called lamb's quarter. 0:03:11.143,0:03:13.529 Lamb's quarter is a relative to quinoa 0:03:13.529,0:03:17.144 and the leaves of lamb's quarter are 0:03:17.144,0:03:18.930 often described to have sort of a 0:03:18.930,0:03:22.202 nutty flavour. (Takes a bite) 0:03:22.202,0:03:24.402 I don't know if it's nutty 0:03:24.402,0:03:27.119 but it's got a different flavour and[br]I like it. 0:03:27.119,0:03:30.149 Amazing thing is, you would look at 0:03:30.149,0:03:32.195 all of these green plants and you would 0:03:32.195,0:03:35.064 think they all taste the same but they[br]definitely don't. 0:03:35.064,0:03:37.405 Lamb's quarter is a relative of quinoa 0:03:37.405,0:03:39.472 and you can also eat the seeds, as well, 0:03:39.472,0:03:42.007 as a nice grain. This is one of my 0:03:42.007,0:03:44.874 absolute favourites and it grows into big 0:03:44.874,0:03:47.258 shrubby-like greens that produce 0:03:47.258,0:03:50.985 incredible amounts of food. 0:03:50.985,0:03:53.044 You'll see where I am, I'm right next to 0:03:53.044,0:03:56.812 this family's garden. And what you'll see 0:03:56.812,0:03:59.180 is there's almost nothing growing in this 0:03:59.180,0:04:01.015 garden right now. But there is food 0:04:01.015,0:04:02.981 growing all over in the yard. 0:04:02.981,0:04:06.498 Tons of people have gardens and they're 0:04:06.498,0:04:08.452 pulling up the weeds, thinking that 0:04:08.452,0:04:10.466 they're a problem, but it turns out that 0:04:10.466,0:04:12.484 a lot of these weeds are more nutritious 0:04:12.484,0:04:14.431 than what they're trying to grow in the 0:04:14.431,0:04:16.164 garden. This is a perfect example. 0:04:16.164,0:04:18.571 It's spring, it's early April, the garden 0:04:18.571,0:04:20.705 doesn't have food yet, but there's food 0:04:20.705,0:04:24.088 growing all over in the yard. 0:04:24.088,0:04:26.492 Let's walk down here a little bit. 0:04:26.492,0:04:29.752 (Sound of crunching leaves under foot) 0:04:29.752,0:04:36.878 Now, this is a beautiful plant right[br]here. 0:04:36.878,0:04:41.820 Most everyone is probably familiar[br]with mint. 0:04:41.820,0:04:43.634 There are different types of [br]mints 0:04:43.634,0:04:45.448 and how you can identify something 0:04:45.448,0:04:48.046 that is in the mint family is it has a 0:04:48.046,0:04:51.851 square stem. I'm going to pick a 0:04:51.851,0:04:56.767 piece and when I spin it in my fingers 0:04:56.767,0:05:00.552 you'll see it's not rolling as a round 0:05:00.552,0:05:03.081 tube, it's actually a square stem. 0:05:03.081,0:05:05.404 So there are lots of different mints out[br]there. 0:05:05.404,0:05:07.489 I don't know exactly what kind of 0:05:07.489,0:05:11.577 mint this is but when it smells really 0:05:11.577,0:05:14.991 nice and minty you've got yourself a good 0:05:14.991,0:05:18.943 mint for making tea, for putting in your 0:05:18.943,0:05:20.878 lemonade, for just munching for a 0:05:20.878,0:05:24.013 natural breath mint. And mint is very 0:05:24.013,0:05:26.881 easy to plant. You can take a piece of 0:05:26.881,0:05:30.900 the stem...a woody piece, poke it into the 0:05:30.900,0:05:34.150 ground and you can propagate mint and 0:05:34.150,0:05:36.332 spread it all over that way. 0:05:36.332,0:05:38.635 So this is a really nice mint that's[br]growing. 0:05:38.635,0:05:42.100 I see more of it over here. 0:05:42.100,0:05:43.854 I'm not sure what this plant is. 0:05:43.854,0:05:45.916 I'm very curious about it. Something 0:05:45.916,0:05:48.141 that I'd like to learn. Actually, this 0:05:48.141,0:05:51.655 plant right here...I was in the 0:05:51.655,0:05:55.059 Netherlands about 3 weeks ago and 0:05:55.059,0:05:56.756 someone told me that this plant is 0:05:56.756,0:05:58.541 called cleavers and they told me that 0:05:58.541,0:06:02.463 before it gets to the point of being ... 0:06:02.463,0:06:05.477 it sticks to you...they said before it 0:06:05.477,0:06:09.681 gets to that point it is edible. 0:06:09.681,0:06:11.414 And I don't know how to use it but, 0:06:11.414,0:06:14.732 again, I'm in a yard that I have never 0:06:14.732,0:06:17.392 foraged before arriving here 2 weeks ago. 0:06:17.392,0:06:19.437 I'm in a climate...in a region...I'm in 0:06:19.437,0:06:21.470 south France, I've never foraged here. 0:06:21.470,0:06:24.370 So, I've done a lot of foraging. I foraged 0:06:24.370,0:06:27.172 over 200 species of plants in my year of 0:06:27.172,0:06:29.224 growing and foraging all of my food, but 0:06:29.224,0:06:31.456 right now, this yard and this environment 0:06:31.456,0:06:34.799 that I am showing you, this is new to me. 0:06:34.799,0:06:39.993 This plant, right here, looks a lot like 0:06:39.993,0:06:42.510 a plant that I forage when I am in 0:06:42.510,0:06:48.429 Florida. And that would be...oh, now I am 0:06:48.429,0:06:51.155 blanking on the name, but I don't think 0:06:51.155,0:06:53.080 it's it. It's just something that looks 0:06:53.080,0:06:58.717 a lot like it and (pause) I want to say 0:06:58.717,0:07:02.719 bacopa but I'm not sure so we'll pass on[br]that. 0:07:02.719,0:07:08.964 Okay, let's see. (Rustling sounds) 0:07:08.964,0:07:10.538 Okay! Here we have 0:07:10.538,0:07:14.238 a little more mint. Beautiful mint. 0:07:14.238,0:07:16.995 Right next to it we have yarrow. 0:07:16.995,0:07:20.421 Now yarrow is not so much of an edible. 0:07:20.421,0:07:24.189 It's a medicinal. 0:07:24.189,0:07:26.429 Yarrow has been used as 0:07:26.429,0:07:28.467 a styptic to stop bleeding. 0:07:28.467,0:07:30.417 So if people got a big cut 0:07:30.417,0:07:32.579 you could actually pack the 0:07:32.579,0:07:35.135 wound with this stuff and I've also heard 0:07:35.135,0:07:37.432 of it being used for horses as well in the[br]field. 0:07:37.432,0:07:39.464 So this is a really wonderful 0:07:39.464,0:07:41.583 plant to know and I see it around the[br]world. 0:07:41.583,0:07:44.023 So that's called yarrow. 0:07:44.023,0:07:46.685 (Rustling sounds) 0:07:46.685,0:07:52.269 Let's see. Right here we have...oh, 0:07:52.269,0:07:56.086 more of the cleaver... 0:07:56.086,0:07:57.846 So this is the leaves of 0:07:57.846,0:08:02.656 the raspberry bush. (Rustling sounds) 0:08:02.656,0:08:07.028 And it is thorny. It is sticking to me. 0:08:07.028,0:08:10.373 And raspberries are great. 0:08:10.373,0:08:12.206 Blackberries are great. Most 0:08:12.206,0:08:13.992 people know about those but a lot of 0:08:13.992,0:08:15.873 people don't know that the leaves are 0:08:15.873,0:08:17.847 really good to make a tea out of. So you 0:08:17.847,0:08:20.630 can make tea out of raspberry leaves. 0:08:20.630,0:08:26.136 And this woods line is covered in actual 0:08:26.136,0:08:28.873 raspberry bushes. So this is just a 0:08:28.873,0:08:31.634 little bit of the new growth from the[br]spring. 0:08:31.634,0:08:34.657 So raspberry leaves. 0:08:34.657,0:08:37.400 Another dandelion head and... 0:08:37.400,0:08:40.139 (Blows the seeds) 0:08:40.139,0:08:42.731 you can also just have fun with[br]the plants, too. 0:08:42.731,0:08:44.389 Nature provides not just food, 0:08:44.389,0:08:46.431 not just medicine, but also 0:08:46.431,0:08:49.916 entertainment, enjoyment and love. 0:08:49.916,0:08:51.632 Okay I want to show you one of my 0:08:51.632,0:08:54.517 absolute favourites and that is right[br]here. 0:08:54.517,0:08:56.347 (Rustling sounds) 0:08:56.347,0:08:58.636 This is stinging nettle and the 0:08:58.636,0:09:01.619 easiest way to identify stinging nettle 0:09:01.619,0:09:04.559 is it stings. I am going to put my arm in 0:09:04.559,0:09:09.808 here. Oh ya, that is stinging me good! 0:09:09.808,0:09:12.625 There are these tiny little fibrous hairs 0:09:12.625,0:09:16.143 on here and they break off and it stings[br]you. 0:09:16.143,0:09:17.977 So there are plants that kind of look 0:09:17.977,0:09:20.195 like this but if it stings you, 0:09:20.195,0:09:22.577 it's stinging nettle or wood nettle. 0:09:22.577,0:09:26.426 You can wear gloves or the sting actually 0:09:26.426,0:09:30.624 is beneficial for you because it's used to 0:09:30.624,0:09:33.382 help with diabetes to circulate blood 0:09:33.382,0:09:37.867 flow so I like to rub it on me. 0:09:37.867,0:09:41.170 Now you wouldn't eat this raw because 0:09:41.170,0:09:43.129 you can imagine the stings in the mouth 0:09:43.129,0:09:45.338 could be very painful, but you can make 0:09:45.338,0:09:50.056 nettle tea and you can also just boil 0:09:50.056,0:09:52.260 the greens and then eat the greens. 0:09:52.260,0:09:54.227 And, ya, I'm really feeling that. 0:09:54.227,0:09:58.877 So, this is a beautiful plant to use and, 0:09:58.877,0:10:01.428 again, a lot of people would cut this down 0:10:01.428,0:10:03.612 to get it out of their yards because they 0:10:03.612,0:10:05.914 think it's a problem but it's actually 0:10:05.914,0:10:08.796 super nutritious. 0:10:08.796,0:10:10.998 I'm going to walk over here where there 0:10:10.998,0:10:13.882 are some onions that I am going to show[br]you. 0:10:13.882,0:10:24.363 (Rustling sound of leaves under foot) 0:10:24.363,0:10:27.148 So all along this there is food growing[br]all over. 0:10:27.148,0:10:29.787 Okay here is another one. 0:10:29.787,0:10:33.659 I see a caterpillar right here. Whoops, 0:10:33.659,0:10:37.531 it fell off. Okay, so as I said, I'm 0:10:37.531,0:10:39.757 foraging in a new place and I don't 0:10:39.757,0:10:41.625 know the plants here. I don't have a 0:10:41.625,0:10:44.078 guide book. There's a lot of plants that 0:10:44.078,0:10:47.032 grow throughout the world. Now one of 0:10:47.032,0:10:49.444 my favourite plants, that I forage in 0:10:49.444,0:10:53.282 the United States, is broadleaf plantain. 0:10:53.282,0:10:56.124 Also called plantago and I haven't seen 0:10:56.124,0:10:58.302 it in this yard but just this morning 0:10:58.302,0:11:01.151 I looked at this plant here and I think 0:11:01.151,0:11:06.018 this is, indeed, a plantago. But I think 0:11:06.018,0:11:09.217 what this is is a narrowleaf. And the 0:11:09.217,0:11:11.871 reason why is because if you break this... 0:11:11.871,0:11:15.671 (rustling sounds) 0:11:15.671,0:11:19.391 when you break this... 0:11:19.391,0:11:23.508 oh, it's not doing it (laughs) I'm going 0:11:23.508,0:11:27.025 to find...okay, when I break this you can 0:11:27.025,0:11:31.844 see the veins actually separating there. 0:11:31.844,0:11:36.108 And that's, I think, a pretty telltale[br]sign. 0:11:36.108,0:11:38.307 If this was broadleaf plantain I'd 0:11:38.307,0:11:40.631 know for sure. But this tells me that 0:11:40.631,0:11:43.039 this is probably a narrowleaf plantain 0:11:43.039,0:11:46.270 and this is a great medicinal and great 0:11:46.270,0:11:50.546 edible as well. I am seeing this all over[br]here now. 0:11:50.546,0:11:52.607 Right next to this, all over the 0:11:52.607,0:11:55.274 ground, you can see these little caps. 0:11:55.274,0:11:59.540 And let's see if there...okay here is one 0:11:59.540,0:12:06.576 with the...this is acorn. And acorn is a 0:12:06.576,0:12:11.726 majorly overlooked food! 0:12:11.726,0:12:15.377 In fact, humanity may not exist without [br]the acorn. 0:12:15.377,0:12:18.629 Many cultures, 50% of their 0:12:18.629,0:12:22.282 calories in food came from acorns. 0:12:22.282,0:12:24.382 There is a process in order to be able to 0:12:24.382,0:12:26.850 eat them but this is an overlooked food 0:12:26.850,0:12:29.719 and it's growing all over here. 0:12:29.719,0:12:37.018 (Rustling sounds) Let's see... 0:12:37.018,0:12:39.137 I mentioned this plant before that I said 0:12:39.137,0:12:42.706 looked like a plant in Florida and 0:12:42.706,0:12:45.205 I remembered it (laughs) and now I forgot 0:12:45.205,0:12:48.193 it again...gotu kola! 0:12:48.193,0:12:50.163 So, I don't think this is gotu kola 0:12:50.163,0:12:51.781 but this is a plant that 0:12:51.781,0:12:54.344 I foraged in Florida and it's one of the 0:12:54.344,0:12:57.695 most bitter plants that there are but it's[br]brain food. 0:12:57.695,0:12:59.400 Another one is dollar weed 0:12:59.400,0:13:01.329 which looks similar to this but just 0:13:01.329,0:13:03.698 round and these grow in moister 0:13:03.698,0:13:07.467 environments which, interestingly, you can 0:13:07.467,0:13:09.723 see down here they're growing down here 0:13:09.723,0:13:12.637 where water would flow rather than up 0:13:12.637,0:13:15.536 there in the driest part, so they could be 0:13:15.536,0:13:18.106 related but, not sure. 0:13:18.106,0:13:21.089 Again, this video is not an [br] 0:13:21.089,0:13:24.100 identification. The idea of this 0:13:24.100,0:13:27.474 is just to spark your brain. I mean, just 0:13:27.474,0:13:30.009 in the last 10 minutes how many different 0:13:30.009,0:13:32.072 plants have I found that are edible and 0:13:32.072,0:13:34.236 medicinal just walking around this yard 0:13:34.236,0:13:36.274 that I am unfamiliar with? This is really 0:13:36.274,0:13:39.313 just about sparking your mind and 0:13:39.313,0:13:41.762 realizing that your yard could be a great 0:13:41.762,0:13:45.330 source of nutrition and medicine. 0:13:45.330,0:13:47.387 There are a couple more plants I want to 0:13:47.387,0:13:49.541 show you, then we are just about done. 0:13:49.541,0:13:54.251 (Rustling sounds) 0:13:54.251,0:13:57.158 This is a beautiful plant. I think maybe 0:13:57.158,0:13:59.864 they would call this buttercup. 0:13:59.864,0:14:01.794 Mmmm...smells wonderful. 0:14:01.794,0:14:03.438 You don't have to pick all the 0:14:03.438,0:14:05.324 plants, either, to get a wonderful 0:14:05.324,0:14:07.228 benefit from them. You can just smell 0:14:07.228,0:14:10.070 them, too. So many beautiful flowers. 0:14:10.070,0:14:12.777 (Rustling sounds) 0:14:12.777,0:14:16.723 Okay here is something that I know is a 0:14:16.723,0:14:20.344 mint because of the square stem. 0:14:20.344,0:14:24.398 I'm going to smell it. Not a minty smell. 0:14:24.398,0:14:26.333 I'm not sure what that is but this is 0:14:26.333,0:14:32.887 worth looking into. And you can see a 0:14:32.887,0:14:36.329 lot more dandelion here. Dandelion is 0:14:36.329,0:14:41.362 one of my top recommendations. 0:14:41.362,0:14:44.922 (Rustling sounds) 0:14:44.922,0:14:50.514 Right over here I found a different[br]plant. 0:14:50.514,0:14:53.251 I mentioned sorrel before, 0:14:53.251,0:14:56.614 well this is called wood sorrel and this 0:14:56.614,0:15:00.753 has got a really nice tangy, lemony[br]flavor. 0:15:00.753,0:15:02.716 Looks like clover. A lot of 0:15:02.716,0:15:05.915 people think it is clover but it's not. 0:15:05.915,0:15:10.864 It grows...you know, this is one piece[br]right here. 0:15:10.864,0:15:12.533 So this is wood sorrel. 0:15:12.533,0:15:14.898 There's some dog hair on it. Perfect 0:15:14.898,0:15:17.205 place to eat food that might have been 0:15:17.205,0:15:21.700 peed on by dogs, so just avoid that 0:15:21.700,0:15:25.283 if you don't want that. Simple as that. 0:15:25.283,0:15:27.562 Use common sense. You got to start[br]thinking. 0:15:27.562,0:15:29.239 I am going to be putting out 0:15:29.239,0:15:32.174 more foraging videos that will go into 0:15:32.174,0:15:37.330 those sort's of things and help you with[br]that. 0:15:37.330,0:15:40.200 Okay, one last plant and we are 0:15:40.200,0:15:45.094 actually going to step outside the yard[br]for this one, 0:15:45.094,0:15:48.199 into the little field next door. 0:15:48.199,0:15:54.432 (Rustling grass under foot) 0:15:54.432,0:16:00.710 And this is wild onions or leeks or[br]garlic. 0:16:00.710,0:16:03.413 They are all in the allium family 0:16:03.413,0:16:05.666 and I found them to be 0:16:05.666,0:16:08.819 abundant in a lot of places. 0:16:08.819,0:16:13.711 I just found these the other day. 0:16:13.711,0:16:16.643 I was actually out here to take a pee and 0:16:16.643,0:16:19.271 I looked down and I was peeing on some[br]onions. 0:16:19.271,0:16:22.132 Oh! I want to mention this plant[br]right here. 0:16:22.132,0:16:24.344 In the mint family, I believe. 0:16:24.344,0:16:26.626 Not sure what it is, but it is an 0:16:26.626,0:16:29.535 interesting one that I want to learn. 0:16:29.535,0:16:31.218 And I want to show you some more 0:16:31.218,0:16:32.633 onions over here. 0:16:32.633,0:16:36.818 (Rustling sounds) 0:16:36.818,0:16:42.884 So... here! (Rustling sounds) 0:16:42.884,0:16:46.392 More onion right here and here and here. 0:16:46.392,0:16:48.331 So I think if you've ever mowed 0:16:48.331,0:16:51.308 your lawn and all of a sudden 0:16:51.308,0:16:54.337 you smell onions it's because you are 0:16:54.337,0:16:56.650 mowing onions. Same for mint. 0:16:56.650,0:16:58.459 Sometimes you might mow your lawn and 0:16:58.459,0:17:00.702 you smell mint it's because you are mowing[br]mint. 0:17:00.702,0:17:02.653 Now, I think this might be leeks. 0:17:02.653,0:17:04.958 There are leeks and there are ramps and 0:17:04.958,0:17:07.013 there are wild onion, there's wild garlic 0:17:07.013,0:17:09.215 and there's a whole lot of different[br]varieties 0:17:09.215,0:17:10.549 and I don't know them all. 0:17:10.549,0:17:12.928 (Crunches on the plant) But they all 0:17:12.928,0:17:15.853 work great as onions. 0:17:15.853,0:17:18.375 Hmm, what's this right here? 0:17:18.375,0:17:19.915 Okay so this would be 0:17:19.915,0:17:22.830 clover I believe. And clover is edible 0:17:22.830,0:17:25.051 and this grows all over the place. You can 0:17:25.051,0:17:27.800 eat the flower and the leaves. 0:17:27.800,0:17:31.771 So, that's just a little introduction to 0:17:31.771,0:17:33.827 foods that can be growing freely and 0:17:33.827,0:17:35.988 abundantly right in your back yard. 0:17:35.988,0:17:38.772 If you have a back yard learn the foods 0:17:38.772,0:17:40.793 that are in it. If you don't have a back 0:17:40.793,0:17:42.860 yard talk to your friends and share 0:17:42.860,0:17:45.827 learning with your friends and when 0:17:45.827,0:17:47.663 you do this you will find that food is 0:17:47.663,0:17:49.628 growing freely and abundantly all 0:17:49.628,0:17:51.623 around you. I'll have a lot more videos 0:17:51.623,0:17:53.563 coming on foraging to teach you some of 0:17:53.563,0:17:55.215 the more basics of how to forage. 0:17:55.215,0:17:57.649 So if you got a lot out of this video 0:17:57.649,0:17:59.298 please share it. 0:17:59.298,0:18:01.225 Please like it and if you have questions 0:18:01.225,0:18:03.842 post them in the comments and if you 0:18:03.842,0:18:06.409 haven't, make sure you subscribe as well. 0:18:06.409,0:18:08.519 I love you all very much and I'll see you 0:18:08.519,0:18:10.070 again real soon. 0:18:10.070,0:18:11.366 Happy foraging.