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Foraging Tours and Classes in Kentucky

March 26, 2020April 15, 2020 Rose 0 Comments Edible Fungus, Edible Mushrooms, Foraging, Herb, Mushroom Hunting, Wild Edibles
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1. Homesteading Workshops and Retreat Tim Hensley and Jane Post are the owners of Homesteading Workshop and Retreat. It is

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Foraging Tours and Classes in Wisconsin

March 26, 2020April 15, 2020 Rose 0 Comments Edible Fungus, Foraging, Herb, Mushroom Hunting, Wild Edibles
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1. Forager’s Harvest Forager’s Harvest is owned by Sam Thayer with Melissa Price. Located at 709 W Arthur Avenue (HWY8)

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Foraging Tours and Classes in Indiana

March 26, 2020April 15, 2020 Rose 0 Comments Edible Fungus, Edible Mushrooms, Foraging, Herb, Mushroom Hunting, Wild Edibles
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1. The Indiana Herbal Center Katherine Novotny managed The Indiana Herbal Center. She is a western clinical herbal educator, and

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Foraging Tours and Classes in Iowa

March 26, 2020April 15, 2020 Rose 0 Comments Edible Fungus, Foraging, Herb, Mushroom Hunting, Wild Edibles
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1. Prairie States Mushroom Club Dr. Don Huffman and Dr. Lois Tiffany are the founder of Prairie States Mushroom Club.

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Lion's mane mushroom
Edible Fungus 

Lion’s Mane – An Edible Mushroom That is Unmistakable

November 28, 2017December 10, 2018 Joe@EatThePlanet 0 Comments Edible Fungus, Edible Mushrooms, Foraging, Mushroom Hunting
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Lion’s mane mushroom strictly refers to Hericium erinaceus but other members of the genus Hericium are very similar and can

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Trametes versicolor, Turkey Tail Mushroom
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Turkey Tail, A Powerful Medicinal Mushroom

November 1, 2013November 9, 2016 Joe@EatThePlanet 0 Comments Edible Fungus, Edible Mushrooms, Foraging, Medicinal, Mushroom, Mushroom Hunting, Native American Indian Food
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Turkey Tail Mushroom (Trametes versicolor) is a very common mushroom that can be found all over the world.  It is

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Articles 

Mission Statement

September 21, 2013November 9, 2016 Joe@EatThePlanet 2 Comments Edible Bug, Edible Fungus, Edible Plant, Entomophagy, Foraging, Medicinal
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Our Mission is To teach and learn about all the edible things this earth has to offer and why eating

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Lentinula edodes, Shiitake Mushrooms growing on a log
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Shiitake Mushrooms, Easy To Grow In Your Own BackYard

July 18, 2013December 10, 2018 Joe@EatThePlanet 0 Comments Edible Fungus, Mushroom, Purchase
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Here is the easiest Shiitake Mushroom Spawn Kit I could find for sale, since it’s difficult to find Shiitake Mushrooms

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Giant Puffball
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Puffball Mushroom, You’ll Be Ok If You Follow One ID Feature

May 23, 2013November 7, 2019 Joe@EatThePlanet 4 Comments Edible Fungus, Edible Mushrooms, Foraging, Mushroom Hunting, Native American Indian Food
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The Puffball Mushroom(Genus:Calvatia, Bovista and others) is an easily identifiable common mushroom but it has some very, very poisonous look-a-likes,

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Amelanchier lamarckii fruit and leaves
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Safe Foraging: Pesticides, Poisons, And Allergies

May 12, 2013January 4, 2018 Joe@EatThePlanet 0 Comments Edible Bug, Edible Fungus, Edible Plant, Entomophagy, Foraging, Medicinal, Mushroom Hunting
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Foraging for wild edible plants, bugs and fungus can and should be an enjoyable experience for all.  But there are

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Black Jelly Roll
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Jelly Roll Fungus, sounds better than it looks, but it’s edible.

May 10, 2013December 28, 2018 Joe@EatThePlanet 11 Comments Edible Fungus, Foraging
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The name Jelly Roll (Exidia recisa, glandulosa, nigricans) conjures up images of home made pastries with jelly and sugar, but

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Early Humans
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What Is Your Ancestral Diet?

May 2, 2013January 5, 2018 Joe@EatThePlanet 0 Comments Edible Bug, Edible Fungus, Edible Plant, Entomophagy, Foraging, Medicinal
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Imagine the earth in 50,000 BC. Mankind is entering the final stages of its evolutionary journey from animal to human. 

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Chicken of the Woods recipe
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Chicken Of The Woods, An Easy To ID Meat Substitute

April 29, 2013August 27, 2017 Joe@EatThePlanet 3 Comments Edible Fungus, Edible Mushrooms, Foraging, Mushroom Hunting
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If you’re a beginner to fungus foraging, Chicken of the woods( Genus: Laetiporus) is a great fungus to seek out

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