Part two of our interview with Dr. Holly Johnson, the Chief Science Officer of the American Herbal Products Association (AHPA). In this episode, Wilson and Holly discuss the following:
1:20: Climate Change is affecting the way we grow and harvest.
2:58: High Temps in the Pacific Northwest decrease the yield of valerian root.
4:12: Be the bestie to your farmer or supplier before it’s too late.
8:35: Growing location affects phytochemical profile.
12:53: Protecting wild populations from decline with CITES.
17:41: Preserve wildcrafting: wildcrafters are underpaid and leaving the industry.
23:59: How do we bring more value to wildcrafters?
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