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Paperback or Softback. Zustand: New. Feed Us with Trees: Nuts and the Future of Food. Book.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good++. Jenny Junker (illustrator). 2014. Book is in Like New Condition, unmarked clean tight and bright. CD is sealed inside back cover. Very Prompt shipping with tracking.

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Paperback. Zustand: New. What if the future of food grew on trees-and had been with us all along? From acorns to chestnuts, hazelnuts, and beyond, discover the ancient staple crops that could nourish people and heal the planet.What You'll Learn in Feed Us with Trees In this groundbreaking and hopeful book, food writer Elspeth Hay reveals how nut trees can transform our diets, landscapes, and future. Drawing from Indigenous knowledge, cutting-edge science, and conversations with farmers and foragers, Hay shows how we can reclaim our role as a keystone species by tending perennial food systems that regenerate rather than deplete the Earth.Inside, you'll discover:Ancient wisdom, modern solutions - how cultures across the Northern Hemisphere once relied on nut trees as staple foods, and why this matters today.Nutrient-dense, climate-smart foods - nuts are packed with protein, healthy fats, and resilience for a warming world.Practical pathways forward - from agroforestry and permaculture to backyard food forests, learn how you can be part of the shift.New stories for a thriving future - how rethinking what we eat can help us reimagine our place in Earth's ecosystems.Why This Book Matters Agriculture as we know it is one of the largest drivers of climate change, water depletion, and biodiversity loss. Yet Hay uncovers a forgotten truth: we don't need to choose between feeding ourselves and sustaining the planet. By restoring perennial food systems centered on nut trees, we can build a future that is abundant, equitable, and resilient.Whether you're an environmentalist, regenerative farmer, permaculture enthusiast, agroforester, locavore, or simply hungry for change, this book will inspire you to imagine food differently-and give you the tools to start.Whatever are we going to eat on this cramped, ever-hotter planet of ours? .The trees just might have our backs.-Paul Greenberg, author, Four Fish and A Third TermIf you care about food security, climate change, or the health of future generations, this book belongs on your shelf. Buy Feed Us with Trees today and discover how nut trees can help us rewrite the future of food.

Trade Paperback with DVD. Zustand: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition in Paperback. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. First edition in paperback. 8vo. Oversize trade paperback, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. New.

Trade Paperback with DVD. Zustand: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition in Paperback. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. First edition in paperback. 8vo. Oversize trade paperback, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. New.

Trade Paperback with DVD. Zustand: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition in Paperback. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. First edition in paperback. 8vo. Oversize trade paperback, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. New.

Trade Paperback with DVD. Zustand: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition in Paperback. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. First edition in paperback. 8vo. Oversize trade paperback, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. New.

Trade Paperback with DVD. Zustand: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition in Paperback. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. First edition in paperback. 8vo. Oversize trade paperback, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. New.

Trade Paperback with DVD. Zustand: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition in Paperback. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. First edition in paperback. 8vo. Oversize trade paperback, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. New.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A new and ancient story about perennial nut trees, our ecological role as humans, and the future of food.The day Elspeth Hay learned that we can eat acorns, stories she'd believed her whole life began to unravel.Until then she'd always believed we must grow our staple foods in farmed fields the same fields wreaking havoc on our land, air, and water. But all over the Northern Hemisphere, Hay learned, humans once grew our staple foods in forest gardens centred on perennial nut trees: oaks, chestnuts, and hazelnuts. In Feed Us with Trees, Hay brings us along as she gets to know dozens of nut growers, scientists, Indigenous knowledge-keepers, researchers, and food professionals and discovers that in tending these staple trees, we once played a vital environmental role as one of Earth's keystone species.Feed Us with Trees is Hay's hopeful manifesto about a brighter, more abundant world and a critical look at the long-held stories we'll need to rewrite to build it. It will appeal to environmentalists, regenerative farmers, permaculture enthusiasts, agroforesters, locavores, and anyone hungry for a more vibrant future. We're thinking about agriculture all wrong. Feed Us with Trees breaks down the stories trapping us in today's ruinous food system and destroying our ecological health-and reminds us that all over the Northern Hemisphere, humans once grew our staple foods on perennial nut trees such as oaks, chestnuts, and hazelnuts. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: New. What if the future of food grew on trees-and had been with us all along? From acorns to chestnuts, hazelnuts, and beyond, discover the ancient staple crops that could nourish people and heal the planet.What You'll Learn in Feed Us with Trees In this groundbreaking and hopeful book, food writer Elspeth Hay reveals how nut trees can transform our diets, landscapes, and future. Drawing from Indigenous knowledge, cutting-edge science, and conversations with farmers and foragers, Hay shows how we can reclaim our role as a keystone species by tending perennial food systems that regenerate rather than deplete the Earth.Inside, you'll discover:Ancient wisdom, modern solutions - how cultures across the Northern Hemisphere once relied on nut trees as staple foods, and why this matters today.Nutrient-dense, climate-smart foods - nuts are packed with protein, healthy fats, and resilience for a warming world.Practical pathways forward - from agroforestry and permaculture to backyard food forests, learn how you can be part of the shift.New stories for a thriving future - how rethinking what we eat can help us reimagine our place in Earth's ecosystems.Why This Book Matters Agriculture as we know it is one of the largest drivers of climate change, water depletion, and biodiversity loss. Yet Hay uncovers a forgotten truth: we don't need to choose between feeding ourselves and sustaining the planet. By restoring perennial food systems centered on nut trees, we can build a future that is abundant, equitable, and resilient.Whether you're an environmentalist, regenerative farmer, permaculture enthusiast, agroforester, locavore, or simply hungry for change, this book will inspire you to imagine food differently-and give you the tools to start.Whatever are we going to eat on this cramped, ever-hotter planet of ours? .The trees just might have our backs.-Paul Greenberg, author, Four Fish and A Third TermIf you care about food security, climate change, or the health of future generations, this book belongs on your shelf. Buy Feed Us with Trees today and discover how nut trees can help us rewrite the future of food.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. gld edition. 288 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.66 inches. In Stock.

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Trade Paperback with DVD. Zustand: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition in Paperback. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. First edition in paperback. 8vo. Oversize trade paperback, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. New.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A new and ancient story about perennial nut trees, our ecological role as humans, and the future of food.The day Elspeth Hay learned that we can eat acorns, stories she'd believed her whole life began to unravel.Until then she'd always believed we must grow our staple foods in farmed fields the same fields wreaking havoc on our land, air, and water. But all over the Northern Hemisphere, Hay learned, humans once grew our staple foods in forest gardens centred on perennial nut trees: oaks, chestnuts, and hazelnuts. In Feed Us with Trees, Hay brings us along as she gets to know dozens of nut growers, scientists, Indigenous knowledge-keepers, researchers, and food professionals and discovers that in tending these staple trees, we once played a vital environmental role as one of Earth's keystone species.Feed Us with Trees is Hay's hopeful manifesto about a brighter, more abundant world and a critical look at the long-held stories we'll need to rewrite to build it. It will appeal to environmentalists, regenerative farmers, permaculture enthusiasts, agroforesters, locavores, and anyone hungry for a more vibrant future. We're thinking about agriculture all wrong. Feed Us with Trees breaks down the stories trapping us in today's ruinous food system and destroying our ecological health-and reminds us that all over the Northern Hemisphere, humans once grew our staple foods on perennial nut trees such as oaks, chestnuts, and hazelnuts. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: New. What if the future of food grew on trees-and had been with us all along? From acorns to chestnuts, hazelnuts, and beyond, discover the ancient staple crops that could nourish people and heal the planet.What You'll Learn in Feed Us with Trees In this groundbreaking and hopeful book, food writer Elspeth Hay reveals how nut trees can transform our diets, landscapes, and future. Drawing from Indigenous knowledge, cutting-edge science, and conversations with farmers and foragers, Hay shows how we can reclaim our role as a keystone species by tending perennial food systems that regenerate rather than deplete the Earth.Inside, you'll discover:Ancient wisdom, modern solutions - how cultures across the Northern Hemisphere once relied on nut trees as staple foods, and why this matters today.Nutrient-dense, climate-smart foods - nuts are packed with protein, healthy fats, and resilience for a warming world.Practical pathways forward - from agroforestry and permaculture to backyard food forests, learn how you can be part of the shift.New stories for a thriving future - how rethinking what we eat can help us reimagine our place in Earth's ecosystems.Why This Book Matters Agriculture as we know it is one of the largest drivers of climate change, water depletion, and biodiversity loss. Yet Hay uncovers a forgotten truth: we don't need to choose between feeding ourselves and sustaining the planet. By restoring perennial food systems centered on nut trees, we can build a future that is abundant, equitable, and resilient.Whether you're an environmentalist, regenerative farmer, permaculture enthusiast, agroforester, locavore, or simply hungry for change, this book will inspire you to imagine food differently-and give you the tools to start.Whatever are we going to eat on this cramped, ever-hotter planet of ours? .The trees just might have our backs.-Paul Greenberg, author, Four Fish and A Third TermIf you care about food security, climate change, or the health of future generations, this book belongs on your shelf. Buy Feed Us with Trees today and discover how nut trees can help us rewrite the future of food.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A new and ancient story about perennial nut trees, our ecological role as humans, and the future of food.The day Elspeth Hay learned that we can eat acorns, stories she'd believed her whole life began to unravel.Until then she'd always believed we must grow our staple foods in farmed fields the same fields wreaking havoc on our land, air, and water. But all over the Northern Hemisphere, Hay learned, humans once grew our staple foods in forest gardens centred on perennial nut trees: oaks, chestnuts, and hazelnuts. In Feed Us with Trees, Hay brings us along as she gets to know dozens of nut growers, scientists, Indigenous knowledge-keepers, researchers, and food professionals and discovers that in tending these staple trees, we once played a vital environmental role as one of Earth's keystone species.Feed Us with Trees is Hay's hopeful manifesto about a brighter, more abundant world and a critical look at the long-held stories we'll need to rewrite to build it. It will appeal to environmentalists, regenerative farmers, permaculture enthusiasts, agroforesters, locavores, and anyone hungry for a more vibrant future. We're thinking about agriculture all wrong. Feed Us with Trees breaks down the stories trapping us in today's ruinous food system and destroying our ecological health-and reminds us that all over the Northern Hemisphere, humans once grew our staple foods on perennial nut trees such as oaks, chestnuts, and hazelnuts. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Cloth binding with DVD. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. SIGNED BY ALL AUTHORS and ILLUSTRATOR. First edition in hard cover, limited to 100 copies and numbered. 8vo. Oversize hard cover, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. Authors' first book. New in new dustjacket. Size: 8vo. Signed. Limited and Numbered.

Cloth binding with DVD. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. SIGNED BY ALL AUTHORS and ILLUSTRATOR. First edition in hard cover, limited to 100 copies and numbered. 8vo. Oversize hard cover, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. Authors' first book. New in new dustjacket. Size: 8vo. Signed. Limited and Numbered.

Cloth binding with DVD. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. Junker, Jenny (illustrator). First Edition. Harwichport: Clock & Rose Press, 2014. SIGNED BY ALL AUTHORS and ILLUSTRATOR. First edition in hard cover, limited to 100 copies and numbered. 8vo. Oversize hard cover, 83 pp. with DVD of WCAI radio programs, web links, and video. Illustrated throughout in color. The Long Haul looks at the pressures placed on New England fisheries, describing what has happened in the past and exploring what could, and perhaps should, happen in the future. The stories began as radio journalism. A team of reporters set off across the storied fishing towns of Cape Cod, the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and southeastern Massachusetts. The result is a comprehensive view of where the fishing industry stands now, and what must happen in the future to ensure that there always are plenty of fish in the sea. Authors' first book. New in new dustjacket. Size: 8vo. Signed. Limited and Numbered.

Paperback. Zustand: New. What if the future of food grew on trees-and had been with us all along? From acorns to chestnuts, hazelnuts, and beyond, discover the ancient staple crops that could nourish people and heal the planet.What You'll Learn in Feed Us with Trees In this groundbreaking and hopeful book, food writer Elspeth Hay reveals how nut trees can transform our diets, landscapes, and future. Drawing from Indigenous knowledge, cutting-edge science, and conversations with farmers and foragers, Hay shows how we can reclaim our role as a keystone species by tending perennial food systems that regenerate rather than deplete the Earth.Inside, you'll discover:Ancient wisdom, modern solutions - how cultures across the Northern Hemisphere once relied on nut trees as staple foods, and why this matters today.Nutrient-dense, climate-smart foods - nuts are packed with protein, healthy fats, and resilience for a warming world.Practical pathways forward - from agroforestry and permaculture to backyard food forests, learn how you can be part of the shift.New stories for a thriving future - how rethinking what we eat can help us reimagine our place in Earth's ecosystems.Why This Book Matters Agriculture as we know it is one of the largest drivers of climate change, water depletion, and biodiversity loss. Yet Hay uncovers a forgotten truth: we don't need to choose between feeding ourselves and sustaining the planet. By restoring perennial food systems centered on nut trees, we can build a future that is abundant, equitable, and resilient.Whether you're an environmentalist, regenerative farmer, permaculture enthusiast, agroforester, locavore, or simply hungry for change, this book will inspire you to imagine food differently-and give you the tools to start.Whatever are we going to eat on this cramped, ever-hotter planet of ours? .The trees just might have our backs.-Paul Greenberg, author, Four Fish and A Third TermIf you care about food security, climate change, or the health of future generations, this book belongs on your shelf. Buy Feed Us with Trees today and discover how nut trees can help us rewrite the future of food.