Medicinal mushrooms: A farmer's perspective
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Tom Baxter
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For anyone wanting to learn more about medicinal mushrooms
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Live 7pm GMT 10th December
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Discover new research being done and the results being produced
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Certificate of Completion
Medicinal mushrooms: A farmer's perspective
Enhance your knowledge
Discover new health outcomes being researched and discover for yourself the healing power of medicinal mushrooms
JOIN LIVE OR WATCH THE RECORDING. study at your own pace.
receive a PErsonalised certificate of completion.
learn about the healing power of mushrooms and enhance your health
What to expect
Learn which compounds are found in mushrooms and their healing benefits
Join Tom Baxter, founder of The Bristol Fungarium, producing the UK's first organic certified medicinal mushrooms, as he talks about mushrooms including Lions Mane, Reishi, Turkey Tail, Cordyceps, Chaga, Shiitake and more!
Come one, come all for this special treat
Course Overview
About Your Teacher:
Tom Baxter, founder The Bristol Fungarium
Tom Baxter is the founder of The Bristol Fungarium, producing the UK's first organic certified medicinal mushrooms.
Ever conscious of the unfolding ecological collapse that confronts us, Tom chose to make the fateful move away from city chatter to find meaning through working the land in 2008.
After a few educational years establishing his organic vegetable farm and following 2 decades of largely unsuccessful excursions foraging for mushrooms, from the foothills of the Pyrenees to the Siberian steppes, Tom experienced a revelation during a mushroom cultivation course he attended in 2018.
In 2019 he downed tools on the farm and invested all he had into creating The Bristol Fungarium, producing the UK’s first organic certified medicinal mushrooms.
Frequently asked questions
Is this live or can I watch anytime?
You can watch live on Tuesday 10th December at 7pm GMT or you can watch the recording following that, at your leisure.
What is the investment?
It's completely free, just your time!
How long is the webinar?
It should be around 60 minutes!