These posts are not for foraging. They are intended for entertainment and intellectual satisfaction only. These posts are not a field guide nor comprehensive in any way - their accuracy is not assured

These posts are not for foraging. They are intended for entertainment and intellectual satisfaction only. These posts are not a field guide nor comprehensive in any way - their accuracy is not assured

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Government of India is currently considering a framework around Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in India. But in the meantime, the central bank of the country-Reserve Bank of India continues to put out a

Weekly Homesteading Newsletter (WHN) - Issue #12 Date: October 8, 2017 - October 15, 2017 Introduction Welcome to the official Weekly Homesteading Newsletter (WHN)! This newsletter will be released each

I found a mushroom egg. Yes, that’s a thing! Finding of the egg: It was growing in a grassy area in a hardwood forest. It really looked like someone left an egg in the middle of the forest, and that caught

First, if you haven't seen my last post on our FAVORITE mushroom then go read it... This post is the same wild mushroom we we harvested on that post. Although there really isn't a bad way to prepare lion's

That may look disgusting, but hell if it isn't delicious. If you keep up with my other posts on Steemit, then it won't surprise you to find out my phone is absolutely filled with pictures of mushrooms.

These posts are not for foraging. They are intended for entertainment and intellectual satisfaction only. These posts are not a field guide nor comprehensive in any way - their accuracy is not assured

Ohhh, Hericium species are the best. Ask any shroomer, myco-junkie, or experienced forager and Lion's Mane will be one of the most listed favorites. It is often referred to as Yamabushitake in Asia. Hericium

This week's entry is very short. Seventeen syllables, to be precise. I am on a brevity kick this week, apparently. The dice used in the haiku below are Ball, Wall, Home, and Wall again, just for good measure.

So you’ve just harvested a bunch of oyster mushrooms…YAY! Time to chow. Wait, wait, don’t forget to clean those lil buggy guys. Bugs love them as much as we do. If you’d like to see how we choose to clean

All We Are Understanding comes to one who seeks with no station, no fortune, no future. Discerning our ultimate truth we perceive these moments are bait in a luna sea. Where hides the home of our wonder?

These posts are not for foraging. They are intended for entertainment and intellectual satisfaction only. These posts are not a field guide nor comprehensive in any way - their accuracy is not assured

This is my first forest farming post here on Steemit, what better way to get started than with ginseng! Planting season is upon us as plants begin to senesce for winter slumber ahead. In their natural

This is my entry in @originalworks Fiction Writing Contest. It's a heckuva contest with a 450-word limit and only forty-eight hours to submit an entry. How could I resist? As a prompt for the contest,

You can find some type of oyster mushroom nearly year round. It is always a delicious treat when you happen upon these gems in the wild. It is not uncommon to find them growing in large numbers and they

Here we have Laetiporus cincinnatus (a species of wild chicken of the woods). This is such an amazing mushroom. It’s gorgeous, incredibly nutritious, and best yet…tastes just like chicken. I’ll get into

These posts are not for foraging. They are intended for entertainment and intellectual satisfaction only. These posts are not a field guide nor comprehensive in any way - their accuracy is not assured

Hello steemit! Today i want to share how to make fermented tea at home from fruits trees.( you can use raspberry,cherry,apple,pear trees and many more ) 1.Take leaves and put on a linen cloth or paper