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SUMMARY:Practical Soil Regeneration Skills for Agricultural Producers (Creston)
DESCRIPTION:Soil Regeneration Immersion: From Theory to Field\nAre you an agricultural producer looking to dramatically improve your soil health\, crop resilience\, and farm profitability? \nJoin us for an intensive 3-day immersive education event at Little Dog Farm in Creston\, BC\, this October 16-18\, 2025. This hands-on workshop is designed specifically for agricultural producers like you\, aiming to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application of soil regeneration and optimization techniques. \nWhat You’ll Experience: \nMentorship-Based Learning: Learn directly from Jo Tobias of RootShoot Soils\, a specialist in living compost and regenerative soil management. Since 2015\, she has supported farmers across Canada in transitioning toward more resilient\, biologically based growing systems. \nHands-On Learning at a Working Farm: Immerse yourself in the real-world application of regenerative techniques at Little Dog Farm\, a 60-acre polyculture orchard managed by Cathy and Ian Finley. They’ll share their proven methods for enhancing soil health\, building fertility\, and supporting their cider apple production. \nAnd more! \nWhy This Event Matters: \nSoil degradation is a critical issue impacting productivity and long-term sustainability for farmers. This workshop will empower you to: \n\nEnhance soil health\, resulting in healthier\, more robust crops.\nReduce reliance on expensive synthetic inputs\, increasing farm profitability.\nEnhance water retention in your soils\, crucial for resilience during drought periods.\nContribute to a stronger\, more collaborative agricultural community and local food security.\n\nDon’t miss this opportunity to transform your approach to land management and cultivate a more sustainable and resilient future for your farm! \n  \nClick here to register!
URL:https://crosscommodity.org/event/practical-soil-regeneration-skills-for-agricultural-producers-creston/
LOCATION:Little Dog Farm\, 125 Wellspring Rd\, Creston\, BC\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Apples,Cherries,Grapes,Tree Fruits
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SUMMARY:Field to Future (Youth Experience Workshops)
DESCRIPTION:Many farmers are retiring and most are above the age of 58 years old… we need to pass along the knowledge to the next generation of farmers! This exciting opportunity is geared for Youth ages 15 to 30\, to you them valuable outdoors experiences with growers that are a part of the LocalMotive Farmers Network Co-operative. Volunteers will have an opportunity to learn about the Okanagan region’s food system\, food security\, and develop hands-on farming experience and skills through a range of regeneratively run host farms in Summerland BC. \nEach workshop is from 9 am to 1:30 pm at different host farms in the Summerland area. All participants can share a free vegetarian lunch\, featuring a locally made soup and salad. Please be equipped for all types of weather\, and bring a hat and water to drink\, and a snack if needed. Transportation to the site is not included. \nDates and Times: \n\nFriday Mornings\nAugust 8\, August 22\, September 5\, September 19\, October 3\, October 17\, October 31\n9 AM-1:30 PM (Lunch Included)\n\n  \nClick here for more information and to sign up!
URL:https://crosscommodity.org/event/field-to-future-youth-experience-workshops/2025-10-17/
CATEGORIES:Apples,Cherries,Grapes,Tree Fruits
ORGANIZER;CN="LocalMotive":MAILTO:feedme@localmotive.ca
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SUMMARY:On-Farm Composting Field Day (Thompson-Nicola)
DESCRIPTION:Join the BC Ministry of Agriculture and Food for a field day covering on-farm composting practices for small-scale producers in the Thompson-Nicola Region. This field day will cover topics such as how to construct a compost pile\, the benefits of using compost for soil health and fertility\, and how to determine application rates\, timing\, and methods of applying compost. \n  \nRegistration is free! Lunch and snacks included. Please note\, space is limited to the first 20 registrants. \n  \nFor more information and to register please visit: Eventbrite link
URL:https://crosscommodity.org/event/on-farm-composting-field-day-thompson-nicola/
LOCATION:Monte Creek Winery\, 2420 Miner's Bluff Road\, Monte Creek\, BC\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Apples,Cherries,Grapes,Tree Fruits
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