A nonprofit regenerative teaching farm in North Salem operating the Wild Roots Project — a collective of foragers, herbalists, and mycologists who lead walks, forays, and workshops throughout Westchester and surrounding counties. Wild Roots offerings include guided wild plant identification walks, hands-on foraging and herbalism classes, property evaluations to document wild edibles on your land, mushroom forays, and wildcrafting sessions. D.I.G. Farm also hosts cooking classes, youth nature programs, CSA-style produce rescue, and community events rooted in food sovereignty and environmental stewardship.
Verified October 2026
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