BrothaNature

Forager · Mycologist · Naturopathic student

BrothaNature

Small-batch herbal and mushroom remedies, plus the field tools I use every season: what's fruiting, what's flowering, and what the bees need right now where you live.

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Apothecary

Remedies

Every batch is wildcrafted or grown with care, extracted by hand, and labeled with full ingredients and directions.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk with your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition.

Foraging calendar

Mushrooms in season

Pick your area and month to see what typically fruits. Windows shift with rain, temperature and elevation, so treat these as a starting point for your walks.

Never eat a wild mushroom on a calendar or photo ID alone. Confirm every find in hand with spore print, habitat and features, ideally with an experienced local identifier. Cook wild mushrooms thoroughly and try a small amount first.

Foraging calendar

Herbs to harvest

Harvest windows for common medicinal plants, with the part to gather. Take no more than a third of a stand, and leave at-risk plants for the next forager.

Windows are approximate for the area chosen. Spring plants come earlier in warm regions and fall harvests run later. Avoid roadsides, sprayed lawns and industrial ground.

Apiary

Beehive calendar & log

What your colonies need this month in your climate, what's blooming for them, and a place to log every inspection.

Hive tasks

    Nectar & pollen sources now

    Log what you see your bees working below. Your notes will build a bloom record for your own yard.

    Inspection log

    Your hive code: …

    DateHiveQueenBroodTemperStoresMitesBees workingNotes

    Mite load: under 2% is fine, 2–3% watch closely, over 3% plan treatment. Logs are saved to BrothaNature under your hive code (no name or email needed), so you can open them on any device. Your area and inspection details may be used, without personal information, to build regional beekeeping records.

    Iridology

    Iris chart

    Upload a clear, well-lit photo of an eye, line it up under the chart, and tap a zone to read its traditional correspondence.

    Selected zone

    Tap the chart

    Rings move from digestion at the pupil out to elimination at the skin. Sectors follow the clock face.

    Iridology is a traditional assessment practice and is not a medical diagnostic test. Use it as one piece of a full intake, and refer out for anything that needs medical attention. Photos stay on your device.

    Field journal

    Expeditions & adventures

    Forays, finds and long walks. Photos and stories from the trail.

    Photo coming

    Oct · Hardwood forest

    Hen-of-the-woods foray

    Oak bases after the first cold rain. Sample story: replace with your own trip.

    Photo coming

    May · River bottoms

    Morel and ramp walk

    Dying elms, ash and old orchards. Sample story: replace with your own trip.

    Photo coming

    Jul · Meadow edge

    Elderflower and bee balm day

    Gathering for syrups and salves. Sample story: replace with your own trip.

    Work in progress

    Projects

    Ongoing

    Mushroom conservatory

    Species documentation, cultivation and public education. Add your role and current work here.

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    Ongoing

    Naturopathic studies

    Coursework, clinical hours and research interests on the path to ND.

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    Seasonal

    Apiary

    Hive count, honey and wax for the apothecary, pollinator plantings.

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    Portrait coming

    About

    Student of life, keeper of the woods

    I'm a forager, nature lover and certified mushroom expert working toward my Naturopathic Doctor degree. Most of what I make starts on a walk: a flush of turkey tail on a fallen oak, a nettle patch along the creek, goldenrod humming with bees.

    BrothaNature is where those walks become remedies, and where I share the calendars and notes I keep so you can learn your own land season by season.

    State-certified mushroom expertND studentForagerBeekeeper

    Contact: hello@brothanature.com placeholder