- organic gardening
- homesteading
- permaculture
- healthy soil
- sustainability
- raising poultry/goats/swine/rabbits
- beekeeping
- herbs
- livestock
- alternative energy
- orchards
- perennials
- and even cooking
Sign up now for the Organic Growers School's 21st Annual Spring Conference, March 8 & 9. Two days packed with terrific workshops, hands-on projects, usable information, and excellent instructors. And it's cheap: $45 on Sat, $40 on Sunday. There is also an intensive Poultry course for those who want to attend on Fri, for $45. Courses are offered for beginners, advanced, and even commercial growers.
In addition, there is a seed & plant swap, an ongoing trade show (seed companies, garden suppliers, nurseries) silent auction, hands-on half-day workshops, nutritious food served for lunch/snacks, and lots of networking opportunities with other attendees.
This sounds like an advertisement, but I speak from experience. I attended the conference last year and took workshops on edible wild plants, medicinal herbals, growing garlic, and other interesting topics. I learned great new recipes and tricks in a Gluten-Free baking class. I found the instructors to be knowledgeable and organized, and I got good information from every class I attended. 'Wish I could go again this year, but overnight trips with our puppy are not on the agenda right now!
The Organic Growers School is a very active organization in North Carolina. The conference is held at the University of NC at Asheville. Link for more info:
http://organicgrowersschool.org/annual-spring-conference/
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