Product Description
The four hour class (held second Sundays from 9 – 1) is small so you can get your questions answered and network with others who share your interests.
Topics include:
Farming During Drought: Techniques and resources to help you succeed.
Livestock Management: feed, fencing and care for 150 rare-breed chickens, goats, sheep, ducks, and pigs.
Organic vegetable production: selecting, starting and planting more than 100+ varieties of vegetables, flowers and herbs at this 5-acre intown location.
Composting: learn how we manage waste collection and our partnership with Break it Down.
Irrigation: Drip tape, rainwater collection, wells and the challenges of city water.
Incubator Farm: Learn about how and why we created the first Incubator Farm for professional farmers in Texas.
Farming Resources: During lunch (please pack one for yourself), we’ll advise you on the organizations and individuals to help you achieve your goals.
and more!




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