I would say i3x is a service-based company. That means solutions and responses. It’s not just a solution-based company that comes in and dissects what your company could do better, then you’re on your own. Instead, we come in and communicate with entire countries, kingdoms, sovereign nations, tribal lands, whoever is interested in exploring what we could all enhance performance-wise, to make sure that we all make it as long as we’re supposed to keep the Earth is clean but supposed to be. Like I said, to simplify a very extensive matter. We are a service-based company that offers global solutions. 

Pals Mushrooms is having to pivot in order to keep the business afloat. They had been farming for years, invested a couple hundred thousand, but ran into costly operational issues. Jeremiah McCoy, the farm manager, is working with the team to get the operation on track. They are stepping away from gourmet mushrooms and stepping into medicinal psilocybin mushrooms.

I’m a veteran, Army Ranger, and I love our country. But I’m not happy with what’s going on with my body right now because of the things that I was exposed to, that they finally figured out 20-something years later, I’m paying for.

Fortunately, Dena and Charlie of PNW Wild Mushrooms had a bit of time to share with me today. They usually work steady seven days a week to provide foraged fungi and plants across the United States. In fact, not only was I able to meet these incredible foraging fungi legends, but they also sent me home with a large sample bag of treasures from the Pacific Northwest forest. 

I was already interested in another type of farming called aquaponics. And I went to a farmers’ market. There was a mushroom table at the farmers’ market. I had a bunch of questions about it because mushrooms are cool. And people are kind of drawn to them and interested in how to grow them, how to eat them. I had general questions for them, and they actually didn’t have any answers for me

Hello, we’re in a Greenleaf, ID population 800 (located 30 miles west of Boise). I’m here with Brody who is the owner of Ferg’s Fabulous Fungi. When did you start mushroom farming? “It all started six years ago with an eighth-grade science project.”

Washington State’s, Walla Walla’s top gourmet mushroom manufacturer, Chesed Farms, is a fantastic producer. Jonathan Garrett and Sundown Hazen run a clean, tight operation focused on blessing the community with lovingkindness and nutrition. Prior, Sundown worked with a non-profit to build a greenhouse for schools where kids learned to produce local food. The two gentlemen collaborated to take that concept and turn it into a commercial-level system.

Although I was already excited – Skokomish Ridge Mushrooms Growers Cooperative more than exceeded my expectations! Last week, on a gorgeous winter afternoon, I pulled into the Sanderson Field Airport Business Center to visit a mushroom farm. While the sun beamed, without a cloud in the sky, hip-hop beats boomed from inside Skokomish Ridge Mushrooms’ large warehouse. The owner, Rebecca Minna, greeted me with a big smile and invited me into a labyrinth of organic mushroom cultivation, taking me to an entirely new world.