From Heart & Soil:
Do you make compost?
Composting is one of the most valuable skills you can have if you want to grow nutrient dense healthy crops, control disease, minimize pests, and have rich living soil.
Join us March 18 for Composting Workshop where you can learn to transform your "waste" into power-packed nourishment for your soil and plants.
Heart & Soil Member Workshop
Know Your Soil
Join us March 26 for Know Your Soil Workshop and discover a variety of ways to know your soil, from using your senses to lab testing.
Healthy soil helps you.
Understanding your soil and its core organisms will help you improve the health of your crops, increase your harvest, reduce the need for irrigation, and suppress pests and weeds.
Healthy soil has a certain smell, crumbles just the right way, and has a bit of a sponge to it.
Regenerative Agriculture Network Virtual Gathering: Communicating Impacts on Regenerative Agriculture
March 19, 1:30 - 3 p.m.
The Biodynamic Association’s Biodynamic Foundations Training provides a unique opportunity to take the next steps in your biodynamic journey!
Rudolf Steiner's perspective of viewing the Earth as a living organism offers profound insights into our relationship with nature and the cosmos. In this online lecture, Ueli Hurter explores how Rudolf Steiner's ideas can help us reimagine our connection to the planet Earth in times of ecological, social, and economic challenges.
From CSU Chico's Center for Regenerative Agriculture and Resilient Systems
Course Dates: Four weeks, April 17, 2025 – May 9, 2025, Thursdays 9-11 am
Registration Deadline: April 9, 2025
Faculty: Ken Sandusky
Registration Deadline: April 9, 2025
Regenerative Forestry Course
Center for Regenerative Agriculture and Resilient Systems
CSU Chico's Regenerative Agriculture Technical Assistance Provider
Faculty: Dr. Cindy Prescott
Course Dates:
Four weeks, Spring 2025 Dates: April 8-May 2,
Live Online
Discussions: Fridays 12pm - 1pm PS
Registration Deadline: 3/24/25
Queremos invitarte a esta conversación de expertos en Comunidades Sostenidas por la Agricultura organizado Stay True y Épicos Alimentos. Vamos a compartir un lindo encuentro virtual entre Steeven McFadden, quien después de años recorriendo las granjas comunitarias de Estados unidos, escribió el nuevo libro publicado por Stay True Biodynamics Publishers, Alex Edleson, uno de los pioneros en Argentina creando la primera granja sostenida por la comunidad en la Patagonia y Tobías Merlo quien junto a Épicos Alimentos lleva adelante una granja comunitaria en Buenos Aires.
