George Frazier -  harvester, distiller and geodesic designer 

George has taught distillation at many events, including  hosted by The Missouri Organic Conference, The Ozark Folk Center . He is a skilled designer who has brought many low cost inventions to the farm, including The American Pine Nut Sheller, The RDU, The Crockpot still , and  portable shelter, the core a dome.  George has an eye for details of botany and a keen interest in the Trees of Missouri.  Most of the photographs on our web sites and blogs are George's.  Both Penny and George spend their spare time documenting the location of native species in the Ozarks and their life cycles.  You can find George twitter, facebook or email him here.  Everyone here, believes in demystifing the process of  distillation and is supportive those wishing to distill. Use it or lose it - the family farm works to demonstrate that wild systems can support income needs.

              Zeb Frazier - Harvesting for 16 years.                                                   

 Zeb's mom had him wild harvesting berries in Alaska before he could walk.  At age, 17, an active FFA chapter member, Zeb is currently employed by the Missouri State Parks. He is a senior in high school and very much an outdoorsmen.  Zeb is a critical part of the harvest team  and well versed in Missouri Native Flora.

 Penny Frazier aka - Pinon Penny  

Penny is a powerhouse of passion for wilderness and as former electronic researcher for a Las Vegas Law firm, manages the farm's web sites. She is the visionary who has seen the connection between plants and people, together with environmental protection and human income needs.  She is an advocate for each and every plant species used on the farm and best known for her work with American Pine Nuts.  Penny has been instrumental in working with the USDA organic wild crop certifications and guidelines.   
Russ Adkinson - Passion Flower Grower and Wild Crops Farmer

Russ is a fantatic harvester and a great outdoorsman.  Russ became part of the native plant network, with the first SARE Greant project and has continued to produce everything from New Jersey Tea,  Mondarda, Elderflower as well as a steady, ever growing supply of Passion Flower.  Russ also harvests from his father's farm in Huston Missouri bringing us hickory nuts and other native plant products.