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I have some juniper that I have gathered to use to harvest yeast from. I got mine from up in Sycamore Canyon west of Sedona. Keep us updated on what you brew with this. GTG

I smoked 3 lbs of pods over some really nice old mesquite yesterday. I'm going to let it sit for 2 weeks and then use it in a smoked porter. I did a mesquite, wheat last year that was a hit with everyone. I actually think that you need around 2 lbs to get a good flavor from them. I also have...

I'm in as well.

I still have some of it left, anything else? GTG

Which honey? Was it basswood or the mixed? GTG

To all those that were intertested and worked out trade with me - Pods are in the mail today, open them outside in case any bruchid beetles emerge. I’m not sure if you’ve read into it or not but mesquite pods get used by the bruchid beetle to lay their eggs in the beans within the...

To all those that were intertested and worked out trade with me - Pods are in the mail today, open them outside in case any bruchid beetles emerge. I’m not sure if you’ve read into it or not but mesquite pods get used by the bruchid beetle to lay their eggs in the beans within the pods to...

Never got a reply from them, I guess they're busy gathering mesquite pods before the monsoon rains get here. GTG

I've got pods available as well if you're interested - https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f16/mesquite-pods-brewing-flour-336994/ I've done many trades in the last two years here before the trade rating. I did a mesquite wheat last year that was great. This year I'm planing a fall saison, a...

Thanks, sorry I missed that link. Looks like they're offering a better deal than I can currently. I emailed them to see what variety they are shipping currently. The ones I am currently getting are velvet. GTG

Here's a link to a PDF of the article from Zymurgy magazine that describes the roasting and use process for the pods - http://www.arizonahikers.com/GTG/Sower2002HomebrewingIndigenousBeveragesoftheSouthwestZymurgy.pdf GTG

Here's a link to a PDF of the article from Zymurgy magazine that describes the roasting and use process for the pods - http://www.arizonahikers.com/GTG/Sower2002HomebrewingIndigenousBeveragesoftheSouthwestZymurgy.pdf GTG

Here's a link to a PDF of the article from Zymurgy magazine that describes the roasting and use process for the pods - http://www.arizonahikers.com/GTG/Sower2002HomebrewingIndigenousBeveragesoftheSouthwestZymurgy.pdf GTG

Here's a link to a PDF of the article from Zymurgy magazine that describes the roasting and use process for the pods - http://www.arizonahikers.com/GTG/Sower2002HomebrewingIndigenousBeveragesoftheSouthwestZymurgy.pdf GTG

PM sent. GTG

You can get huckleberries online right now. They're not cheap though - http://www.nwwildfoods.com/wild-berries-c96/wild-blue-huckleberries-from-mt-saint-helens-p129/?gclid=COPTysb18bACFcsZQgodfFRDvA http://thehuckleberryshop.com/?gclid=CPni_sj18bACFQkaQgodlkHlvQ...

Did you order them online? I haven't been able to find a good source for them yet that hasn't already ground them up as flour. GTG

PMs sent to those interested. GTG

I have tried using a water wash and rubbing alcohol and cooking oil remedy in the past but they are tough! Here's two links that came up right away. Warning the second link is to a cannabis growing information site and you may not want to be there depending uipon your environment. But I would...

I hate those little devils! I have them on one of our bean plots currently and am just going to pull them up. You trying to be organic with the plants or full on nuke style? GTG