Tour of a Ginseng Farm / GIS & GPS Techniques
Videotape G-2 GROWING AND PROTECTING VIRTUALLY WILD GINSENG (Summer, 2000) This is a second in the series of videotapes on
Formal research materials including technical papers, reports, and studies that present documented findings, analysis, and outcomes related to ASPI’s work.
Videotape G-2 GROWING AND PROTECTING VIRTUALLY WILD GINSENG (Summer, 2000) This is a second in the series of videotapes on
Video Tape VTG-1 GINSENG AND THE ENVIRONMENT(Summer, 2000) Wild ginseng has lived in moist cool understory of the forests for
Video Tape EHE-24 VIRTUALLY WILD GINSENG AS A FOREST-SAVING TECHNIQUE Pollution Prevention — Growing virtually wild ginseng requires a mixed hardwood
A Manual for Ginseng Growers and Trainers: How to Grow Virtually Wild Ginseng by ASPI founder Father Albert J. Fritsch &
Explores the use of GPS and GIS tools for siting ginseng in ways that support more informed land decisions.
Uses the solar car as an example of renewable energy innovation and practical technology education.
Examines options for ORV control with attention to land management, safety, and environmental protection.
Analyzes the economics and safety issues associated with ORV riding in Appalachian landscapes.
Describes the Lilongwe solar box cooker as a practical solar cooking design for fuel savings and everyday use.
Explores hermitages in Appalachia as part of the region?s cultural landscape and historical traditions.
Provides guidance for year-round gardening with practical methods for extending production across seasons.
Introduces straw bale housing as a natural building approach focused on insulation, affordability, and simple construction.
Highlights masonry rockwork in Appalachia as a regional building tradition with cultural and practical significance.
Examines high performance buildings as a model for energy efficiency, comfort, and more resilient design.
Presents the yurt as a low-cost housing option with practical lessons for simple and adaptable shelter design.