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Spent some time working in the mushroom yard today, and the shiitake logs are producing like crazy. It definitely feels like spring now! 😋🍄

Taking into consideration the recommendations of local government and the CDC, we have decided to cancel all of our farm events until further notice in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19. If you had already purchased tickets to an event, you should have received an email and a reimbursement via PayPal. We are very sad to do this, but after much discussion, we feel it is the safest, most responsible option for our family as well as the families who attend our events. We love having people out to the farm and teaching them about things we love, however, right now we must all do our part in staying home in order to prevent the spread of this virus. We are a small business, so this does hurt us a lot financially, as workshops make up a large portion of our farm income. However, we are unwilling to risk anyone’s health in the name of our finances. Please do keep us in mind when things settle down. We hope to offer workshops again in the near future, and we hope to be at the farmers’ market as well. In the meantime, please enjoy our video about foraging in your yard and look for other videos we hope to share in the coming weeks. Since we can’t have people on the farm, we will do our best to offer some knowledge virtually. (Link to video in comments)

Adventure crew today out checking on the woods and looking for mushrooms before the rain came through. Also, getting some fresh air during our self-isolation.

The soak tanks in our mushroom yard are full of life ❤️🦎🍄

Hardworking farm kids taking advantage of the pretty weather this week. They worked together to help dig the hole for the new outhouse (aka old-fashioned composting toilet) on the hill deeper after we got it as deep as the tractor would go.

Happy International Women’s Day! Pictured is our daughter whom you often see working hard on the farm in our posts. She’s one tough farm kid (she gets it from her mom 😉). Today, she’s been hanging out in her favorite place, the woods, where she loves whittling and building shelters. There is nothing this amazing feisty spirit can’t do, and we hope she carries her work ethic, resilience, persistence, and even defiance into her adult life. We know she has the ability to change the world, and we are thankful for those generations of women before us who fought endlessly to ensure her future doing whatever she sets her mind to. #internationalwomensday2020

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