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Composting: What You Can, Can’t, and Why You Should

Methodist Community Garden (Corner of Sueno and Camino Del Sur)

Join the Nature Wellbeing Program, the Methodist Community Garden, and the Isla Vista Compost Collective to learn the benefits and methodology behind composting and how to make it work for…

Sprouts! Growing Microgreens

Isla Vista Community Center 976 Embarcadero Del Mar, Isla Vista, California

Join the Edible Campus Program to learn how to grow, tend, and harvest microgreens. Health benefits and recipes will also be detailed. Learn more and register.

Living Soils: Making your own Potting Soil

St. Mikes Church 6586 Picasso Rd, Isla Vista, California

The next step in growing plants is giving them a forever home, so join the edible campus program in learning how to prepare low-cost but high-quality potting soil for all…

Growing a Salsa Garden: the Beauty of Companion Planting

Methodist Community Garden (Corner of Sueno and Camino Del Sur)

Everything you need to make a delicious summer salsa in one garden plot! The basic ingredients in salsa grow together as good as they taste together, which makes it a great example of companion planting. Learn more and register.

Cooking Class for Adults: Knoedel – Dessert Dumplings with A to Z Cooking School

Join Nancy Martz and Anna-Katharina Preidl in making Marillenknoedel (apricot dumplings) and Topfenknoedel (sweet cheese dumplings, similar to cheesecake bombs). In this hands-on class, you will learn tips and tricks for forming, cooking, serving, and storing these delightful little packages of flavor. The class will take place in Apples To Zucchini's teaching kitchen, with dining…

Garden to Kitchen Cooking Series: Zora’s Zucchini – Pickling is a jarring experience

Grossman Gallery of the Lompoc Public Library 501 N East Avenue, Lompoc, California

The Lompoc Public Library is excited to partner with Cal Fresh Healthy Living of the UC Cooperative Extension to present a series of workshops with special guests from the UC Master Gardener Program of Santa Barbara County & the UC Master Food Preserver Program of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties. The four-part Garden…

“All-Hands-On” Workshop: Plant Propogation with White Buffalo Land Trust

Jalama Canyon Ranch

This hands-on workshop will introduce you to low-cost, high-density plant and tree propagation tactics for small to broad-acre landscapes. Spaces are limited! When: 9 am - 4 pm on Saturday, September 24th Location: Jalama Canyon Ranch Cost: Sliding Scale $150 - $250 * Delicious Lunch is included! Instruction will be in classroom and outdoors. Take…

USDA Office of Partnerships & Public Engagement Farmer & Rancher Grant Writing Workshop

Are you a farmer or rancher? Join the USDA Office of Partnerships & Public Engagement (OPPE) and the Fresno State University Jordan College of Agriculture and Division of Research and Graduate Studies for a two-hour Grant Writing Workshop on December 1, 2022, from 10:00 AM-12:00 PM. Learn about how to register on grants.gov, the grant proposal development process,…

“All-Hands-On” Workshop: Nutrient Cycling and Compost Production

Jalama Canyon Ranch

This hands-on workshop will introduce you to compost production and nutrient cycling and their role in the larger context of regenerative agriculture. Spaces are limited! Learn more and register. When: 9am - 4pm on Saturday, November 5th Location: Jalama Canyon Ranch Cost: Sliding Scale $150 - $250 * Delicious Lunch is included! Instruction will be…

California Small Farm Conference

Zoom Webinar

Welcome to the 35th annual California Small Farm Conference, a week of learning, inspiration and movement-building. Our hybrid conference features over 50 online workshops, videos, and interactive forums, as well as in-person gatherings around the state. Admission is on a sliding scale. Please pay what you can to help make this event possible and accessible…

Regenerative Ranching Workshop with Alejandro Carillo

Las Cumbres Ranch

Alejandro Carrillo is one of the foremost contemporary experts on regenerative and holistic practices. A software engineer by training and a 4th generation rancher, Alejandro manages his family's ranch in the…

$150

Long Beach Fresh Foodways Summit 2023

Spring Foodways Summit is a weekend of events: tours, panels and parties that celebrate and explore the local food movement in Long Beach, CA. OUR OBJECTIVE To gather and connect the local food movement together and with new partners, storytellers, farmers, gardeners, helpers, leaders, investors, chefs, food brands, educators, food buyers & distributors, health professionals,…

Ecological Outcome Verification (EOV) Training

Jalama Canyon Ranch

“Interested in quantifying the effects of regenerative systems? Join White Buffalo Land Trust for their Ecological Outcome Verification (EOV) Course this April 2023. This 5-day training focuses on monitoring ecological…

$1500

Climate Farm School at Condor’s Hope Ranch

Online Event

A hybrid 4-week program combining online sessions with getting your hands dirty on a working farm. Learn about the climate impact of food systems and the solutions within them. For tech, business, and sustainability professionals, entrepreneurs, farmers, and others passionate about food and climate. More information about the program here.

$2200

Climate Farm School On-Farm Experience at Condor’s Hope Ranch

Condor's Hope is partnering with the Climate Farm School program at Terra.do to offer a week of on-farm experience working with our dry-farmed vineyard and olive orchard, April 15-21, 2023. This course is a unique opportunity for professionals to learn directly from experienced farmers about how agroecology and sustainable food systems operate in the climate…

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