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Strong Arm Farm is run by Heidi Herrmann in Santa Rosa, CA.
Hand harvested Sonoma Coast Seaweed and certified Organic perennials are my uncommon specialties.
- Heidi Herrmann
Strong Arm Farm believes in sharing skills and educating. From native plant propagation, specialty cut flowers and sustainable seaweed harvesting, Heidi is an experienced teacher with a lot to offer. Her public seaweed forages are popular summertime events each year.


Seaweed Harvest and Education Tours
This 3 hour guided morning foray will meet on a beach in Sonoma County, followed by a talk on the ecology of seaweed, and how to cook your harvest. You can expect to collect up to 10 lbs. of edible seaweed. This is a DIY forage on the Sonoma Coast during low tide. You won't need to get in the ocean but wearing rain boots is recommended. Tours start in the early-morning due to unique tidal access. Group size is 20 people max. $95
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2024 Dates: May 11, 12, 25, 26, 27 June 8, 9, 22, 23 July 6, 7 Oct 17, 18
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For more info and to reserve a spot contact ForageSF.com
