Happy Dancing Turtle News Today

The organization's goal is to establish enough hazelnuts in the area to justify mechanical harvesting and dehusking equipment.

The Tiny Turtles program offers 4- and 5-year-olds time to explore the natural world around them at the Hunt Utilities Group Resilient Living Campus.

Part of the process is learning to “listen” to the earth, observing how nature operates for balance and healthy production.

'Roots So Deep' talks about work behind food production.

Free Pine River event started April 1.

A free showing of the documentary “Roots So Deep” by noted producer and director Peter Byck that focuses on the significant work of producing food, will take place Friday at

All ages are invited to participate in Happy Dancing Turtle’s Spring Bingo Scavenger Hunt.

All photos must be submitted by April 30.

Classes in Pine River will benefit farmers, market growers, homesteaders and more.

The workshops are being provided based on feedback from area market farmers and are designed to meet the mission of Happy Dancing Turtle, to grow good stewards of the planet