It is our vision that anyone who wants fresh, high quality mushrooms
can access them for a reasonable amount of money and/or effort
Respectful– To all our fellow beings in the web of life
Inclusive – Personally and economically, mushrooms are a food of the people
Transparent– Open about our methods and practices
Enterprising– Always seeking new ways to connect people with the world of fungi
Restorative– Partnering with fungi to convert wood & waste into food and soil
Outreach– Share the many benefits of fungi for our diets, lives, & environment
Empowerment– Teach easy, affordable grow techniques and offer quality spawn
Low Waste Production – Wisely use resources, source locally & eliminate disposables
Biodiversity – Work creatively with tissue culture to grow & protect native fungi strains
Innovation– Develop new, low energy mushroom growing techniques for northern New England and other suitable climates
We do not grow, use, or have any information about psychedelic mushrooms. Every individual has unique genetics and personal experiences. We strongly reject the idea that psychedelics are a blanket solution for trauma or depression. They can have dangerous interactions with medication and in people with decreased ability to process neurotransmitters or toxins.
Natural medicines, including entheogens, can be a miracle in the right context for the correct root cause. When customers ask us about psychedelics (which is every time we go anywhere) we now refer directly to Fireside Project, an organization focused on harm reduction and support that offers a free resource list and emergency hotline,
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