How Wild Rice Forecasts Climate Change
Source: New York Times
Dr. Dwayne Jarman is often tinkering with the wild rice machines in his garage in this tree-lined suburb of Detroit. He has threshers to crack the hulls and winnowers to blow the chaff. He smiles and flips the switch. It’s time to process last summer’s harvest from his Anishinaabe homeland near Traverse City in Northern Michigan.“I want to do the rice all year round because I’m trying to reconnect to the things…
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