Earth Talk: The Moneyless Man meets Fergus the Forager

Join Mark Boyle and Fergus Drennan for an open and honest exploration of Wild Economics which was part of an Earth Talk on November 27th, 2013 at Schumacher College. Mark Boyle has lived without money for three years, and Fergus Drennan is preparing for a year of 100% Wild Food. Join the conversation ...
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[@carolewarner101]

Food forests & edible landscapes in our yards, towns and cities.

[@funfirefreedom9164]

Thank you for sharing this. Best video I have seen on moneyless living.

[@treesagreen4191]

Accidental meat is a good description...I think that quite frankly as a species with no built in tools for catching and killing meat, I reckon we'd be more scavengers than predators. So foraging would include anything we could catch with our hands, or pick up without more effort in energy terms than we would get from that food.

[@Jaywest20]

You talk about foraging, but there is no place for me to do this in liverpool where i live i simply would not know where to start let alone what plants i am able to eat.

[@funfirefreedom9164]

Wild Food by Ray Mears is pretty comprehensive.

[@animallover4955]

Google it

[@wildwisdom1807]

There will be someone doing wild food walks in Liverpool.

[@shannoncunningham6747]

Wonderful!

[@janehumphreys402]

Wn

[@tuffgonggbUNCTION]

SOULJAHZ ROCKERZ, JAHBLESS
MARANATHA....

[@timuk7033]

Forage is a dream .....lets be honest !