097 Considering the Soil: An Agrarian Perspective on Chinese Herb Cultivation • Jean Giblette
There is more to growing herbs than understanding plants. There are the considerations of soil, economic environment, weather patterns, cultural and market forces, and the kind of eye and vision that can see the interactions of these forces not just over seasons, but years or decades.
In this conv…
BDNow 012 Peg Schafer and Jean Giblette The Chinese Medicinal Herb Farm A Cultivator's Guide to Small-Scale Organic Herb Production--Including 79 detailed herb profiles, growing information, and medicinal uses
Peg Shafer and Jean Giblette are two of the most important Asian Medicianal herb growers and teacher in North America
Peg Schafer is the author of the wonderful Chelsea Green book The Chinese Medicinal Herb Farm: A Cultivator's Guide to Small-Scale Organic Herb Production Including chapters on cu…
Jean Giblette Part I: The History of US Domestic Herbs Production
Part 1 of a 2-part series discusses the recent US history of growing herbal medicinals from the Chinese Medicine Pharmacopia. Jean Giblette, trained in TCM and having devoted her life to growing and advocating for domestic production, shares the timeline and players involve with bringing Chinese me…
Jean Giblette: Conceptualizing Domestic Production of Chinese Medicinal Herbs
Part II of a 2-part series with Jean Giblette continues from where in Part I (7/22/25) we last discussed the recent US history of growing Chinese Medicinal Botanicals, and Part II moves in-depth into the challenges and opportunities of domestic herb cultivation, the importance of preserving genetic…
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