The Invisible Harvest

Finding, trapping, and growing food in any American environment when the store is gone.

The Invisible Harvest covers: foraging safety rules and the universal edibility test, top edible plants by American region with identification and toxic lookalike warnings, the figure-4 deadfall, wire snare placement, gorge hook construction, fish weir building, insect protein as emergency food, seed saving, the Aztec wicking bed self-irrigation system, guerrilla gardening, and mushroom cultivation without a kit.

Sourced from Native American ethnobotany records, U.S. Army survival documentation, and agricultural heritage research.

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