Learn at Your Own Pace

This space is for curiosity.

Whether you’re just beginning to notice mushrooms on a walk in the woods, interested in growing your own food at home, or wanting to understand how people have worked with fungi and plants for generations, you’re in the right place.

Learning from the land doesn’t have to be complicated or intimidating. It starts with paying attention.

What You’ll Find Here

The website is a growing collection of shared knowledge, experiences, and observations rooted in hands-on practice and tradition. Topics may include:

• The basics of mushroom cultivation for everyday people
• Understanding fungi in natural ecosystems
• Responsible foraging and land awareness
• Traditional and cultural relationships with mushrooms and plants
• Growing food and useful plants with intention and respect

Nothing here is meant to tell you what to do—only to offer information, perspective, and a place to start.

How I Approach Learning & Teaching

I don’t believe in gatekeeping knowledge.

Most of what I share comes from years of working with the land, learning through trial and error, listening to family stories, and studying both modern research and old-world traditions. I aim to explain things clearly, honestly, and without unnecessary jargon.

You don’t need a lab, a perfect setup, or a background in biology to learn about mushrooms—just patience and curiosity.

Learning Together, Over Time

This page will continue to grow as Earthly Harvest grows. Over time, you may find:

• Written guides and educational posts
• Reflections on seasonal growing and land stewardship
• Updates on future workshops or local learning opportunities
• Resources connected to my book on growing mushrooms at home
• Personal writings and reflections—sometimes about mushrooms, sometimes about ideas, stories, life, or whatever happens to be on my mind

Everything shared here is offered in the spirit of learning together, one step at a time.

A Simple Invitation

Learning from nature is not about mastery—it’s about relationship.

If something here sparks your interest, I invite you to follow along, explore at your own pace, and take what resonates with you. The land has been teaching for a long time. We’re just learning how to listen.

A Gentle Note

The information shared on this page is for educational and informational purposes only. It reflects personal experience, observation, and traditional knowledge, and is not intended as medical, legal, or professional advice. Always use your own judgment and do your own research when working with plants, fungi, or natural products. As always, consult your doctor, if needed.