5 Successive Classes Will Cover: A soil plant model will be presented to describe a common language for discussing plant soil interactions Minerals, biology, organic matter cycling, voltage and acidity These principles will be used to evaluate the effects of human and natural interventions, mineral availability, pathogen and insect susceptibility Sustainable, regenerative approaches for nurturing soils, plants, ourselves and the entire ecosystem Influencing plants during specific phases of development Each class will include an interactive zoom presentation, a demonstration making biological or mineral amendments using local ingredients, and plenty of time for conversation including your questions. Learn to nurture the entire ecosystem.

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Join us for a day of information sharing and community connection.  We'll discuss the challenges and practices that support soil health and nutrient management in high tunnels, with a presentation from Becky Maden of UVM extension.  Lunch featuring local food will be provided. In the afternoon we’ll walk over to the Hampshire Farm high tunnels and have time for conversation and peer learning.

Do you find yourself struggling to prioritize social media among the myriad of other tasks on your to do list? Or are you wondering if what you’re doing on social media is even effective? Join us for a panel presentation of farmers and social media experts who will cover these questions and much more. Through a mix of short presentations and Q&A, the panelists will share their experience and tips to help you: define your audiences, choose the right platforms to reach those audiences, understand the algorithm to increase engagement, develop strategies to motivate people to action, and most importantly how to create a social media structure that works for you!