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Any fermentation conversation can be fun and world opening, but there are some that move into a connective space that allows us to feel and breathe into the way that fermentation touches cosmic rhythms, spir...
Modern food systems in the Western World have taken the thought and practice of food preservation out of our hands. What isn’t turned into something frozen, in a jar, in a can, or in a box can be held at cold temperatures for months, or shi...
Last year this time I posted about my first foray with making nettle compost, or Biodynamic nettle preparation. I’m here now with an exciting update.
The process for this was quite simple. Glove up. Cut stinging nettles, chop them (stems...
Over the weekend, I introduced a few students to beet kvass, a lacto- fermented beverage made from three simple ingredients: beets, water and salt. Upon first taste, their eyes widened and everyone uttered a faint “wow”. It’s an incredibly...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Online classes taught by a collective of independent women fermenters. Empowering women. Building Culture.
Kirsten K. Shockey is a mother and grandmother who is passionate about trees, building wetlands and beavers. Her day job is helping people to make, enjoy and connect with their food. An award-winning author, she can be found @fermentingchange.
Nutritionist, fermentologist, medical herbalist, biophilist and mum. Founder of World Ferment Day. How to show up fully for the life we want to lead.
A fermentation nerd on a mission to empower others to cultivate a relationship with microbes through exploration and experimentation. Embracing fermentation can lead to harmony of mind, body and soul, and a greater connection to our natural world.
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