Best Practices for Regeneration
$40.00
Best Practices for Regeneration
$40 ($30 w/ discount code)
Tues | Mar 1 | 12pm- 3pm
Instructor: Patricia Vargas de Gauder
Format: Zoom
Learn all about time- and money-saving best management practices on a regenerative farm. Guided by the seasons, we’ll cover a full year’s cycle from spring to winter tasks including how to build your own soil, create closed-loop systems of the land, reduce cost and work output, work with native and perennial plants, and create final products for storage and for sale. Discover how to adapt to each process as the seasons change, establishing best practice habits that create flourishing ecosystems which benefit self, community, and environment.
Description
Workshop Name: Best Practices for Regeneration
Instructors Name: Patricia Vargas de Gauder
Date: 3/1/2022
Time: 2-3 pm
Price: $40 ($30 w/ discount code)
Course Description: Learn all about time- and money-saving best management practices on a regenerative farm. Guided by the seasons, we’ll cover a full year’s cycle from spring to winter tasks including how to build your own soil, create closed-loop systems of the land, reduce cost and work output, work with native and perennial plants, and create final products for storage and for sale. Discover how to adapt to each process as the seasons change, establishing best practice habits that create flourishing ecosystems which benefit self, community, and environment.
Instructor’s Bio: Patricia Vargas de Gauder is the co-founder and owner of Sun Roots Farm located in Round Valley, CA. Studies include environmentalism, natural farming techniques, clinical herbalism, body systems, and yoga training. She has over 15 years of experience in international farming, plant/food preservation and curing, land restoration, and working with plant medicines. Earth stewardship and health care are rooted in her ancestry of farmers and medicine workers of the Caribbean.
Payments are non-refundable. Upon receipt, you will be sent a Zoom link for the class. This is for your use only. Be aware that the views expressed by instructors are theirs alone and do not represent the views, opinions, or advice of the School of Adaptive Agriculture, its staff, donors, or supporters. In general, advice on the use of herbal products or treatment offered in online classes has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not intended as authoritative in diagnosing, treating, curing, or preventing any disease.
Acknowledgments: The SAA Virtual Workshop Series is made possible with the support provided by The Granting Fund (COVID-19 Nonprofit Relief Fund) of The Community Foundation of Mendocino County.
