Five Southwest Florida Field Trips for Family Fun
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When agricultural lands are depleted or overgrazed, incomes dwindle and
Taste, Experience, Explore!
9am – 3pm
Join us for free workshops and plant sales!
Grafting Demonstration
Food Forest Design for SW Florida Fall through Spring Gardening for Florida Newcomers
Building with Bamboo
Year-round Gardening
This 1-week course is designed for development workers, missionaries, and volunteers looking to engage their communities with low-cost, high-impact agricultural ideas and techniques. Participants will be introduced to various agricultural practices and technologies through classroom time and hands-on activities on the farm, learning to ‘use what you have to make what you need.’
This course is considered an ‘introductory survey course’ and will present a broad overview of many options suited to smallholder agricultural contexts.
This 1-week course is designed for development workers, missionaries, and volunteers looking to engage their communities with low-cost, high-impact agricultural ideas and techniques. Participants will be introduced to various agricultural practices and technologies through classroom time and hands-on activities on the farm, learning to ‘use what you have to make what you need.’
This course is considered an ‘introductory survey course’ and will present a broad overview of many options suited to smallholder agricultural contexts.
This 1-week course is designed for development workers, missionaries, and volunteers looking to engage their communities with low-cost, high-impact agricultural ideas and techniques. Participants will be introduced to various agricultural practices and technologies through classroom time and hands-on activities on the farm, learning to ‘use what you have to make what you need.’
This course is considered an ‘introductory survey course’ and will present a broad overview of many options suited to smallholder agricultural contexts in Asia.
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