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A History of Hemp and Bamboo in the State of Kentucky

A History of Hemp and Bamboo in the State of Kentucky

May 5, 2021 | Agriculture & Gardening, Natural Fibers, Worldwide

The history of bamboo weaves a rich and colorful tapestry that drapes across several thousand years of Asian culture. It’s as iconic and ubiquitous as the Chinese dragon or Japan’s rising sun. But once in a while, we come across a thread of bamboo history...
Is bamboo lucky? Gardening for good fortune

Is bamboo lucky? Gardening for good fortune

Apr 30, 2021 | Agriculture & Gardening, Eastern Philosophy

In America, we cross our fingers for good luck. In Germany, they press their thumbs. Other cultures look for four-leaf clovers, carry severed rabbits’ feet, or hang horseshoes. And in Asia they plant bamboo. The world over, people are always seeking lucky charms...
The 1,000 Bamboo Villages Project

The 1,000 Bamboo Villages Project

Apr 26, 2021 | Agriculture & Gardening, Bamboo Products, Green Living

If the passion for bamboo is contagious, then I might say we are currently in the midst of a global bamboo pandemic. But don’t worry, unlike the other pandemic, this is something to celebrate. Bamboo construction is taking off, bamboo textiles are coming along,...
Bamboo of South America: Ornamental and economic species

Bamboo of South America: Ornamental and economic species

Apr 21, 2021 | Agriculture & Gardening, Bamboo Species, Worldwide

Famously the home of coffee beans, cocoa, and a profusion of potatoes, South America also has its fair share of bamboo. In fact, anyone who believes that bamboo is only endemic to the Far East would be shocked to learn just how widespread it is in Latin America. South...
Bamboo Compost: The Cycle of Scraps

Bamboo Compost: The Cycle of Scraps

Mar 21, 2021 | Agriculture & Gardening, Green Living

Every serious gardener knows that the compost pile is one of the most important features of their backyard ecosystem. It’s where we discard our kitchen scraps, our lawn trimming, and other organic detritus. Moreover, it’s where the cycle of life comes full...
Temperate timber bamboo for cool climates

Temperate timber bamboo for cool climates

Feb 17, 2021 | Agriculture & Gardening, Bamboo Species

Bamboo comes in all shapes and sizes, from string beans to skyscrapers. And it grows around the world, from the slopes of the Andes to the jungles of Madagascar. So before you transplant a pot of bamboo into your backyard, you need a firm understanding of your growing...
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As a writer and consultant, Fred is a leading voice in the world of bamboo and a longtime biochar specialist. He’s been working in the industry since 2006 with a network that spans 6 continents. He currently consults on bamboo projects and works with biochar projects across the Global South.

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