Forest Farming Ginseng

In this webinar, Dr. Burkhart will provide some research updates on ginseng forest farming site selection, crop protection, pest/disease management, and emerging leaf harvest opportunities.
He will also be joined for the second half of the webinar by forest farmer Ed Daniels (Shady Grove Botanicals, WV) and Anna Plattner and Justin Wexler (Wild Hudson Valley, NY) for a lively discussion of these topics and more.

[@HyloWard]

I'm Joe ward's,boy, I've been growing sang my entire life. 58 yrs old now ❤❤

[@Anthony-fb9ni]

Can I please 🥺 come digging ginseng with you

[@johnmorefield2882]

2:59 ❤great show

[@harleylimassol211]

Awesome info! Thanks!

[@jkim7613]

Excellent, Thanks a lot!!

[@ronnalscammahorn8002]

southern ill. Missouri foothills area Sang is found under 73% shade on northern slopes , 50yr old is the oldest I've personally dug .

[@erniechasteen6332]

I wait after frost. When gold. Mix in my coffee. No green flavor

[@roycesallstrom3430]

I have only seen a couple plants (jack in the pulpit) around my area. Very sparse. No wonder I haven't seen any ginseng.

[@erniechasteen6332]

I lost 500 plants even bed of 2 year babys. A few 4 prong. That was to be my retirement. He would have ben late for supper. I hive a small restart.where can i get more seeds

[@GriffenNaif]

How did you lose them?

[@michaelargenta3856]

Who do you sell that ginseng too??

[@wildmanofthenorth1598]

Some ferns will absorb arsenic out of the ground is something I've heard, but don't know for sure if that a fact.

[@josephmosley98]

Daniel Mosley I am from Drennen WV

[@erniechasteen6332]

S w. Ohio

[@martydittrich8097]

Marty Dittrich Kellogg Mn

[@troyt6006]

U GROWING POPPIE TOO