This is a big win for the MSB and I am also really excited about it.  I have used mushroom spawn as many of you know for a long time in conditioning garden soils and helping to really blow up the results from bioreactor compost.  In that time I have used many different suppliers of sawdust spawn but Mushroom Mountain due to price, service and availability became my go to supplier. Well I reached out to them this year and was able to work out a deal for you guys in the Member’s Brigade. How this?  15% off everything at … Continue reading →

I am very excited to announce a new partnership between the Price-Pottenger Foundation which I have always admired and TSPC.  The team at the Price-Pottenger Foundation reached out to me about doing some work with them on Biochar in the coming year among other things.  Our first step is going to be a webinar presented by me along with my co-host for this event Nora Gedgaudas. We will talk about biochars history, how you can use it and even make it in your own backyard, often with what you already have.  How to properly prepare it for the soil and … Continue reading →

Alright folks, let’s cut to the chase—if you’re not already locked in for The Living Free in Tennessee Spring Workshop, you’re about to miss out big time. Tickets are running low and if you don’t act fast, you’re gonna miss out on one of Nicole Sauce’s best event of the year. Great content, great farm-to-table meals sourced from our network. And yeah, I’ll be there, bringing my A-game with hands on sessions: Building Bioreactor Compost and Easy Biochar. APRIL 24-26th! Check out the full List of Sessions here. You’ll gain experience with canning, erosion remediation in one of the hilliest … Continue reading →

NOTE – This class is now closed to new regestrations.  We will see all of the registered students Saturday.  Stay tuned for the next class. We are a go for the compost class this coming Saturday the 25th. Compost and Char Half Day Class (about 6 hours) – Limit 20 Attendees – Cost 50 Dollars Includes Lunch – Date – Saturday, January, 25th. Time 10:30 – 4:30. We will be building a couple bioreactors, going over the new models of reactor I have developed in the past year including the aging reactor and metal air column reactor.  Doing a small … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever watched a financial expert on TV spout predictions with the confidence of a Vegas card shark, you might be surprised to learn they’re often about as reliable as flipping a coin. Or better yet, throwing a dart. Yes, an actual dart—at a wall of stock listings. And surprisingly, that dart might just beat them at their own game. If that sounds crazy, stick with me; it’ll all make sense. The Experiment The “dartboard experiment,” inspired by Burton Malkiel’s book A Random Walk Down Wall Street, has been repeated numerous times. Here’s the gist: random stock picks—made by … Continue reading →