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Harvesters! We are taking Rosehips!Please harvest only the RED Rosehips! NOT the orange or green ones.Thanks!Bring your ...
08/24/2026

Harvesters!

We are taking Rosehips!

Please harvest only the RED Rosehips! NOT the orange or green ones.

Thanks!
Bring your harvest to 319 Husky Ave!

🚨HARVESTERS - Chanterelle Mushroom Update 🚨We wanted to let everyone know that we’ve had to adjust our buying price for ...
08/17/2026

🚨HARVESTERS - Chanterelle Mushroom Update 🚨

We wanted to let everyone know that we’ve had to adjust our buying price for fresh chanterelle mushrooms from $10/lb to $8/lb.

We know price changes aren’t always welcome, and we truly appreciate the time and effort that goes into getting out there and harvesting.

Effective immediately, we will be purchasing chanterelles for $8 per pound.

Thank you to all of our harvesters who continue to bring in beautiful, quality chanterelles!

🚨HARVESTERS - Update on Rosehips🚨We are not taking ROSEHIPS until next week, starting August 24th. We need to give them ...
08/17/2026

🚨HARVESTERS - Update on Rosehips🚨

We are not taking ROSEHIPS until next week, starting August 24th.

We need to give them just a little extra time to ripen up before they become harvestable.

If you have any questions, please reach out. Thank you!

2 Billion Trees ProjectFrom Pinecones to Future ForestsYesterday, we headed out into the forest to check in with some of...
08/14/2026

2 Billion Trees Project
From Pinecones to Future Forests

Yesterday, we headed out into the forest to check in with some of our pinecone harvesters — Eric, Solomon, Sandy and Darren — who are hard at work collecting black spruce and jack pine cones for our 2 Billion Trees tree planting program.

But these aren't just pinecones. They're the beginning of a new forest.

Once harvested, the cones will be sent away for processing, where specialized heat extraction is used to open the cones and carefully collect the seeds inside. Those seeds will then be used to grow young black spruce and jack pine saplings.

Next year, those saplings will make their way back to us to be planted on the land they came from.

Our focus is on areas that were previously planted and later burned by wildfire — sites where there is little to no hope of sufficient natural regeneration on its own. By planting these saplings, we're helping give those forests a chance to grow again.

And we're growing this work in a BIG way.

This year, we planted 75,000 tree saplings.
Next year, we're aiming for 500,000 trees.

It all starts right here:

Harvest the cones
→ Extract the seeds
→ Grow the saplings
→ Bring them home
→ Plant them back on the land

What Eric, Solomon, Sandy and Darren are harvesting today will eventually become part of the forests growing here for generations to come.

For us, that's what working with the boreal forest is about. It's not only about what the land can provide for us — it's also about what we can give back.

A huge thank you to Eric, Solomon, Sandy and Darren for the work they're putting in out on the land. What might look like a handful of pinecones today represents something much bigger.

75,000 trees planted this year.
500,000 is the goal for next year.
And it starts with a pinecone. 🌱

Holiday Closure Notice!Just a friendly reminder that Boreal Heartland Herbal Products will be closed tomorrow for the ho...
08/02/2026

Holiday Closure Notice!

Just a friendly reminder that Boreal Heartland Herbal Products will be closed tomorrow for the holiday. We will reopen during our regular business hours the following day.

If you have been harvesting products for us—such as fireweed flowers, Labrador tea, stinging nettle, white clover flowers, or any other botanicals—please do not leave them in bags or buckets overnight, as this can quickly cause them to heat up and develop mold.

To keep your harvest in the best condition:
• Spread your harvest out in a thin, even layer.
• Place it in a clean, dry, well-ventilated area.
• Keep it out of direct sunlight.
• Protect it from rain, humidity, and any moisture.
• Avoid piling it too thick, as trapped heat and moisture can damage the product.

Taking these simple steps will help preserve the quality of your harvest until we are able to receive it.

Thank you all for your hard work and dedication this season. We hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday, and we'll see you soon!

07/30/2026

🚨Harvesters🚨
Fireweed Flowers Are Ready for Harvest!

We are now looking for Fireweed flowers!

Harvest Price: $5.00 per pound

Thank you for your continued hard work and stewardship of the land. We couldn't do this without you! 💜🌿

07/30/2026

🚨Harvesters🚨
Tall White Clover Flowers.

Boreal Heartland is now looking for White Clover Flowers!

Harvest Price: $50.00 per pound

If you're heading out to harvest, please follow these guidelines to help us receive the highest-quality flowers while protecting future harvests.

Harvesting Instructions

Harvest only the flower heads that are fully open and in good condition.

Gently pinch or pull the flower head from the stem, leaving as much of the stem behind as possible.

Thank you to all of our harvesters for the care and dedication you put into every harvest. Your commitment to sustainable harvesting helps us continue sharing the incredible plants of our boreal forest while protecting them for generations to come. Happy harvesting! 💚

07/30/2026

🚨 Harvesters 🚨

Stinging Nettle
Boreal Heartland is now looking for Stinging Nettle!

Harvest Price: $1.00 per pound
Bring it to: 319 Husky Ave, Air Ronge.

If you're planning to harvest stinging nettle, please follow these guidelines to help us receive the highest-quality product.

Harvesting Instructions

Wear gloves and long sleeve shirts.

Harvest healthy, vibrant nettle plants that are free from disease or insect damage.

Using gloves and clippers, harvest the lower portion of the plant. Leave the root and stem system intact so the plant can continue growing.

Keep your harvest clean by removing excess stems, grass, insects, and other debris.

Happy harvesting! 💚

Today, we are INCREDIABLY grateful that members of our harvesting family returned home safely. Moments like these remind...
07/24/2026

Today, we are INCREDIABLY grateful that members of our harvesting family returned home safely. Moments like these remind us that while the boreal forest provides us with so much, it also demands so much care and our respect.

As harvesting season continues, we encourage everyone to put safety first:
• Let someone know where you're going and when you expect to return.
• Harvest with a partner whenever possible.
• Carry a fully charged phone or communication device.
• Bring water, food, and basic emergency supplies.
• Be aware of changing weather conditions and wildlife.
• Trust your instincts—if something doesn't feel right, head back.

No harvest is more important than making it home safely.

Thank you to all of our harvesters for the incredible work you do. We appreciate your dedication and look forward to seeing everyone return home safe after every trip into the forest. 💚

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319 Husky Avenue
Air Ronge, SK
S0J3G0

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+13064254778

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