KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Spring is here along with warmer weather which means it’s time for morel mushroom hunting season. According to the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), late April is a good ...

Search in places people don’t usually go. That's among Tom Weipert's tips for finding mushrooms in the wild. "Where the beer cans stop, the mushrooms pop," he said. Thomas Weipert points toward a row ...

The distinctive fungus prized for its earthy flavor has a honeycomb appearance and pops up after heavy spring rains — just like the Kansas City metro experienced this past weekend. Between late March ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Late April means morel season! The tasty mushrooms often grow in bunches, but they can also look similar to other species that can be toxic and not considered for consumption ...

If there is a town in Missouri that knows how to have a ton of fun with fungi, that would be Richmond, a Ray County hamlet of about 6,000 souls 40 miles northeast of Kansas City. Thousands of people ...

Each spring, questions circulate about some of the most desirable and delicious wild foods you can find in Ohio — morel mushrooms. Foraging for wild edibles is a topic that is incredibly challenging ...

FRIENDS. I’M JACK KEENAN, ONE OF NEBRASKA’S FAVORITE OUTDOOR PASTIMES IS NEAR. MAYBE YOU CAN TELL BY GREG WAGNER’S EPIC PROP HERE. IT’S MOREL MUSHROOM HUNTING SEASON. GREG, I KNOW YOU’RE EXCITED.

Fun fact: Did you know that the sweet spot for morel mushrooms to grow like crazy is between 50-60°F? Getting this right is crucial to have a big harvest of these delicious fungi. Let’s discuss the ...

Tom Weipert, a professional mushroom forager known as "The Mushroom King," travels extensively seeking mushrooms, which he sells online. Weipert offers tips for finding morels, including focusing on ...

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