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Homecoming Farm
14964 Linscott Run Rd - Amesville
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39.409694 -81.951888

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14964 Linscott Run Rd
Amesville
OH

45711
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Show your support for Black/POC nonprofits all over our region this month!

Happy February 🤍⁠ ⁠ Winter can be tough men

Happy February 🤍⁠
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Winter can be tough mentally, so here are some tips to help with those winter blues💙⁠
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Remember to take some time for yourself, and we are so proud of you for getting through the first month of the year ◡̈

“By setting up materials management systems as a

“By setting up materials management systems as alternatives to disposal we are reducing demand on natural resources locally and regionally. We are creating jobs and a tax base, circulating money in our communities rather than exporting jobs and materials,” Newman says.♻️⁠
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Read more from Waste360 about our Zero Waste partnership with @reusecooridor - link in bio📰💚

Our mushroom inoculation workshop is close for reg

Our mushroom inoculation workshop is close for registration but👀 🍄⁠
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Our friends at @unitedplantsavers are hosting their own Mushroom Cultivation Workshop on February 25 from 9 AM- 12 PM at United Plant Savers Botanical Sanctuary in Rutland, Ohio 🍄⁠
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Registration for the UPS Mushroom Cultivation Workshop can be found thru the link in our bio🤍

Last week we learned about the passing of a good f

Last week we learned about the passing of a good friend. Bob Beyfuss was a tireless advocate of forest farming and that special plant he loved so much: American ginseng. Like the Johnny Appleseed of ginseng, Bob planted the root everywhere he went. He also planted the seed of stewardship in the people he met along the way.⁠
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He was regularly the main event at Rural Action’s annual Southern Ohio Forest Farming Conference, and presented there as the keynote in 2021 and 2022. His work influenced what we do at Rural Action in many ways; from the specific advice we pass along to landowners on how to cultivate ginseng in a forest, to the very idea that forest plant husbandry can be done in ways that are both better for the plant and better for the planet, Bob was on the forefront of making forest farming accessible. On a personal level, he was a mentor to a number of Rural Action Forestry staff members, and his guidance (as well as his perennial sense of humor) will be sorely missed.⁠
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We plan to continue Bob’s work, striving for an approach to forest farming that Bob liked to call “Conservation through Cultivation,” where making money and investing in sound forest management are complementary rather than competing. We miss him, but take solace in knowing that his impact lives on in so many ways and through so many in the forest farming community and beyond. ⁠
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Thank you for everything Bob.🤍

Michelle Ajamian and Eleanor Reagan of the Sustain

Michelle Ajamian and Eleanor Reagan of the Sustainable Agriculture team will be presenting alongside Amy Miller of Route 9 Cooperative at the OEFFA Conference this year to share their research about making and using chestnut flour.🌰⁠
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Over the past year, the Appalachian Staple Foods Collaborative of Rural Action's Sustainable Agriculture program has partnered with four farmers from the Route 9 Cooperative and three local mills to develop value-added products including a fine chestnut flour made from Grade B chestnuts. This work is made possible through a grant from North Central SARE and will enable farmers and millers to scale up milling processes and increase the production of this sustainable, climate-resilient crop.🧑‍🌾👨‍🌾⁠
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Learn more about the work and try a sampling of chestnut products from Athens Bread Company and Village Bakery & Cafe at the workshop Friday, February 17 from 2:30-3:45pm."💚⁠
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Also presenting:

An Overview of Silvopasture and Forest Farming Practices—Andrea Miller and Molly Sowash, Rural Action

Introducing Kids to Herbs and Forest Farming—Joe Brehm, Rural Action

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