This Section covers the Process of Growing, Harvesting, Drying, and Powdering which is all completed before reaching Valensa International for Extracting.
??? Don't you have any practices to leave some untouched? For the creatures to eat? For the next generations to grow? This seems excessive. And seperate from "noticable degredation," if you have berries stored for five years, the medicinal value by the time value added product is made and sold is extremely sub par. Please speak to these things. I'm a bit appauled by what I'm seeing, but maybe I just don't fully understand; could you explain?
From an herbalist perspective, we would only harvest 1/3 to 1/10 at the most. And that is how we strictly have taught our students for countless generations.
@@browneaglelopez3116 1. It’s illegal. 2. It’s stealing a publicly owned resource. 3. It’s detrimental to the plants reproduction. 4. It’s detrimental to the wildlife that depend on the annual food source. 5. The plants are protected within the boundaries. 6. The state classifies the plant as a commercially exploited native species.
