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We want to learn more about where you are in your

We want to learn more about where you are in your herbal journey. Are you new to herbs? Somewhat experienced? Are you an herbalist? ⁠⠀
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Vote in our stories today and tell us about your experience. ⁠⠀
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Image description: a farmer harvesting California Poppy in a field.

Butterflies are struggling more than ever before.

Butterflies are struggling more than ever before. Because of widespread habitat loss and the effects of climate change, many of these valuable pollinators are fighting to survive. For example, swallowtail and monarch butterflies will both likely face extinction if these trends continue. ⁠
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How can you help? ⁠
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1. Plant Pleurisy Root or other species of Milkweed. Butterflies love to feed on this plant, and it's actually the only one that monarch caterpillars can eat. ⁠
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2. Reduce your carbon footprint, donate to environmental organizations like @monarch_watch and @xercessociety and encourage others to take action on behalf of the planet (and pollinators). ⁠
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Image description: a swallowtail butterfly taking a short break on a purple flower.

What's so bad about conventional commercial farmin

What's so bad about conventional commercial farming anyway? In the end, it all comes down to soil quality and what's best for the planet. ⁠⠀
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Conventional farming overworks the land so that the soil loses nutrients and fertility over time. This makes it harder for the land to sustain life, which leads to heavy use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.⁠⠀
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Regenerative farming uses Nature as a guide, utilizing diverse crop rotation strategies and soil-building practices (like composting, pictured here) to reduce emissions and keep nutrients in the soil where they can do the most good.⠀
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Do you have questions about regenerative agriculture? Share them in the comments!⁠⠀
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Image description: Mike, one of our farmers, sprays water on compost during our mixing process.

When a plant needs nourishment, they turn to their

When a plant needs nourishment, they turn to their roots — or in this case, their rhizomes! ⁠⠀
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Blue Cohosh (Caulophyllum thalictroides) spreads via rhizomes, which are shallow-growing underground stems. Instead of extending downward like roots, rhizomes grow horizontally, sprouting roots and upward-climbing shoots. And, in the case of Blue Cohosh, rhizomes are the part most commonly used in herbalism. ⁠⠀
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Want to learn more about the difference between roots and rhizomes? Visit our link in bio! ⁠⠀
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Image description: a cluster of bright yellow Blue Cohosh flowers.

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