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An abrupt shift from hot to cold weather across the Northeast is devastating flower and fruit farmers, leading to early blooms, ruined crops, and forcing costly adaptations like early harvesting and specialized storage.
A sixth-generation Iowa farmer, Tanner Faaborg, transformed his family's 8,000-pig operation into a mushroom farm with the help of the Transfarmation Project. Despite initial skepticism from his brother, the switch to growing lion's mane and oyster mushrooms revitalized their farm, offering a sustainable, independent alternative to industrial animal agriculture and improving their mental well-being.
