Goldenseal and Other NTFPs

In this webinar, Jeanine, Margaret, and Joe will talk about growing woodland botanicals other than ginseng. They will put an emphasis on selling and marketing these plants and discuss several types of operations and realistic financial expectations.

[@BlessedFigTree]

Incredible content, thank you.

[@markcook9941]

Yup. I am now looking at Forest farming as well. I have dug wild ginseng and yellow root and snake root and may apple. I am a guy who not only loves the benefits of these great gifts but also love the plants themselves. I am willing to do this to sustain these plants to me it's a heritage and one worth saving. In the past I have had great success with it in the wild. For me it's no longer about money but the beauty and what the plants have to offer. For me it's preserving a heritage and one that has the capabilities of preserving us. So thanks for sharing I've learned a lot today and are still looking at your various forum's.

[@exforestfarming]

Thank you for sharing this Mark, and so glad that you found our webinars!

[@davemiller6703]

Thanks for this ,very informative

[@EthnobotanistMarc]

Great talk as usual! So grateful for this educational programming! Cheers and respect, marc

[@brianjenkins2054]

Another great presentation. Well done.

[@DJ-uk5mm]

Excellent presentation you’ve inspired me I live in the area with not many trees but I intend to plant a 5 ha (12 acre) Woodland. I was thinking of buying some inoculated oak trees where the roots have been inoculated with truffles I know I probably wouldn’t get harvest for many years but it will be exciting when eventually the first truffles are found

[@joycewedel9084]

Where can I buy a small amt of gildenseal or it's seeds? Ty. Great video!