Wisconsin Wild Ginseng Program

ginseng  Wild ginseng regulations Recognizing that commercial demands may cause overharvesting of ginseng, Wisconsin law regulates the state's harvest, sale and Ginseng: A Concise Handbook, James A Duke, at that time head of the USDA's Germplasm Laboratory and himself a ginseng grower, gave a cranky critique of ginseng

Ginseng has anti-inflammatory properties and helps to fight the signs of ageing, moisturize the skin and improve elasticity  Collecting Ginseng · Collection is not permitted on state lands · Collect only mature plants with at least three, five-pronged leaves and red berries · Collect

Wild Ginseng Wild ginseng is ginseng that was not planted and is growing, living or found in a natural state No license, permit or certification will be Ginseng is a type of slow-growing perennial plant that belongs to the genus Panax in the family Araliaceae The plant is also called Ginnsuu in some regions