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SEASONAL MESQUITE HARVESTING AND PROCESSING RESOURCES Best Harvest Practices: (pdf) Low Risk Harvest Conditions (pdf) Frequently Asked MesQuestions (pdf) Avoiding Aflatoxins (pdf) More on Aflatoxins (pdf) Aflatoxin Test Kits (1) (pdf) Aflatoxin Test Kits (2) (pdf) |
READING RESOURCES I’itoi’s Garden At the Desert’s Green Edge The Desert Smells Like Rain, Gathering the Desert, Mesquite: An Arboreal Love Affair, etc (Nabhan) A Natural History of the Sonoran Desert Reading the Desert: Literature and Drylands Climate Change in the Sonoran Desert A Traditional Saguaro Harvest at Saguaro National Park Agave Power: Revolutionizing Agroforestry How to Be an Ally to Indigenous People When the Rains Come, Sonoran Desert Summer, Sonoran Desert Spring (Alcock) Food Plants of the Sonoran Desert (Hodgson) |
RAINWATER HARVESTING harvestingrainwater.comWater Resources Research Center Harvesting Rainwater for Landscape Use City of Tucson Rainwater Harvesting and Greywater Resource List |
PRESS, VIDEOS, STORIES Bev-insert from archives | CONSERVATION, PRESERVATION, EDUCATION Coalition for Sonoran Desert Protection Borderlands Restoration Network Arizona Native Plant Society Desert Botanical Gardens Sonoran Institute Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum CEDO |
Meet & Eat Self-Guided Experiences: Mesquite/Prickly Pear/Barrel Cactus/Agave
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