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Forest floor canvas tarp covered in foraged mushrooms, ramps, fiddleheads, and wild garlic with dirt-caked hands reaching into frame in dappled golden hour light

New Season

Spring 2026 Field Kits

Forage Supply Co. — Est. 2019

Know what you're
picking. Carry
what matters.

Waxed-canvas satchels, hand-forged blades, and field-pressed botanical guides — curated for the woods, not the grocery aisle.

Build Your Foraging KitI Know What I Need

4,200+

Kits Shipped

38

Curated SKUs

100%

Field-Tested

Mesh Harvest Bags✦Hori-Hori Blades✦10× Hand Loupes✦Waxed Canvas Satchels✦Field Guides✦Foraging Baskets✦Root Knives✦Botanical Press Kits✦Morel Nets✦Wildcrafting Pouches✦Mesh Harvest Bags✦Hori-Hori Blades✦10× Hand Loupes✦Waxed Canvas Satchels✦Field Guides✦Foraging Baskets✦Root Knives✦Botanical Press Kits✦Morel Nets✦Wildcrafting Pouches✦

The Comparison Journey

What you're using now
vs. what actually works

Every forager starts with what's in the kitchen drawer. Here's why the woods demand better.

✗ Wrong
Crushed mushrooms in a plastic grocery bag showing damage

Plastic grocery bag

Crushes your chanterelles into a $2 pile of orange mush before you reach the car.

✓ Better
Intact chanterelle mushrooms in an open mesh harvest bag

Mesh harvest bag

Spores fall through the mesh as you walk — you're seeding next year's patch without trying.

Convenience
✗ Wrong
Blurry out-of-focus phone photo of a mushroom on forest floor

Blurry phone photo

App says 73% confident. That 27% is a death cap.

✓ Better
Clear detailed view of mushroom gills through a magnifying loupe

10× hand loupe

Two short stamens = Mustard family. Gill attachment tells the whole story in 10 seconds.

Accuracy
✗ Wrong
Kitchen paring knife with torn root damage on foraged plant

Kitchen paring knife

Tears roots instead of cutting. Bruises the mycelium. The patch won't recover.

✓ Better
Hori-hori foraging knife with wooden handle on forest floor

Hori-hori blade

Serrated edge, depth markings, full tang. Digs, cuts, and measures in one pull.

Technique
✗ Wrong
Two similar-looking mushrooms side by side showing dangerous look-alike identification problem

No field reference

Gyromitra looks just like a morel. One ends dinner. One ends you.

✓ Better
Open botanical field guide with pressed plants and detailed identification pages

Pressed botanical guide

Field-tested ID keys, 400 species, waterproof pages. The one book you actually bring.

⚠ Safety

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Five questions. Seven items. The exact gear for how you actually forage.

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7 items
Open mesh harvest bag for mushroom foraging

Mesh Harvest Bag — 3L

essential
$28
Open field guide with mushroom identification pages

Beginner Field Guide — Pacific NW

safety
$34
Compact 10x magnifying loupe for plant identification

10× Pocket Loupe

id
$22
Waxed canvas tote bag for foraging supplies

Waxed Canvas Tote

carry
$58
Folding foraging knife with wooden handle

Folding Harvest Knife

essential
$45
Mushroom spore print identification kit with paper samples

Spore Print Kit

id
$18
Natural cotton cloth for sorting and cleaning foraged finds

Cotton Sorting Cloth

carry
$14
Estimated kit total$219

The Catalog

Field-tested. Field-earned.

Every item in our catalog has been carried, used, and cursed at in actual woods by actual foragers.

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Hori-hori foraging knife with walnut handle resting on moss-covered forest floor

Hori-Hori Foraging Blade

Best Seller

Forged high-carbon steel. Serrated edge. Depth markings. The only knife you need.

DiggingCuttingMeasuring
$78
Waxed canvas field satchel with brass buckles hanging on a mossy tree branch

Waxed Canvas Field Satchel

Hand-waxed canvas, brass hardware, three external pockets. Built for every terrain.

CarryWaterproof
$128
Compact 10x magnifying loupe held up to a mushroom cap in forest setting

10× Field Loupe

Safety Essential

Optically coated glass. Fold-flat. Identifies gill attachment, spore color, and stamen count.

IDSafety
$38
Open mesh harvest net bag filled with fresh morel mushrooms on forest floor

Morel Mesh Harvest Net

Seeds next year's patch as you walk. 5L capacity. Folds to belt-loop size.

HarvestSustainable
$28
Open botanical field guide with pressed plant specimens and hand-written identification notes

Pressed Botanical Field Guide

Must-Have

400 species. Waterproof pages. Regional ID keys written by field botanists, not algorithms.

IDReferenceSafety
$42
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Outfitting a class of 20?

Wholesale pricing for educators and outdoor programs. Minimum 10 units.

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4,200+

Kits shipped since 2019

38

Curated SKUs — nothing filler

100%

Field-tested by actual foragers

0

Returns due to wrong gear

Field Notes

From the people who
actually use this stuff

3× fasterDigging speed
"The hori-hori paid for itself the first weekend. I was digging ramps with a dinner fork before this. I'm not joking — a dinner fork."
Portrait of Maren Calloway, weekend forager from Portland Oregon

Maren Calloway

Weekend Forager

Portland, OR — Mushrooms & Greens

$340 savedPer class kit
"I run foraging classes for the Parks Department. Forage's wholesale kit deal let me outfit 22 students for what I used to spend on 8. The loupes alone are worth it."
Portrait of Darnell Osei, outdoor educator at Seattle Parks Department

Darnell Osei

Outdoor Educator

Seattle Parks Dept. — Classes of 15–25

400 speciesIn one guide
"I misidentified a false morel once. After that I don't forage without the field guide. The one Forage carries has the best look-alike section I've found anywhere."
Portrait of Priya Subramaniam, herbalist and wildcrafting educator from Asheville

Priya Subramaniam

Herbalist & Wildcrafting Educator

Asheville, NC — Roots & Medicinals

The woods don't care what you bring.

But you should. Start with the right gear — built for how you forage.

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