RESOURCES
Please check out our collection of resources to learn more about Asian medicinal plant cultivation, conservation and use.
This book review, written by Pam Sherman, provides an in-depth review of Ann Ambrecht’s latest book The Business of Botanicals, in which Armbrecht explores global herbal medicine supply chains and networks and shares her insight on the big business of medicinal herb and their journey from seed to shelf.
Contributor to Lilium Initiative, Emily Baron’s graduate thesis from ACCHS, brings to light the converging crises in the Chinese medicinal herb market and makes the case for efficacious domestic herb production.
This blog post, written by Lilium Initiative’s Peregrine Whitehurst, offers encouragement for growing Chinese medicinal plants in the garden.
Listen into this conversation on the challenges, risks and opportunities of cultivating Chinese medicinal herbs in the west.
This episode explores some of the common concerns practitioners have about herb quality, issues surrounding the use of pesticides, heavy metals and sulfur.
A comprehensive cultivation guide to growing organic Chinese medicinal herbs, for serious home gardeners and professional growers. Read a detailed review of the book on Mother Earth News here.
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