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Culturally Important Crops with Healing Hands Farm

Culturally Important Crops with Healing Hands Farm

Michaela Cruz and Dan Fuller share their farm story, their focus on growing a variety of Asian greens and culturally significant foods that are under served in the locally grown vegetable market. 

Introduction to Apiculture
Close up of honeybees

Introduction to Apiculture

Join Alison Van Alten from Tuckamore Bee Company to learn about the basics of keeping bees.

Term 3: Ignatius New Farmer Training Program

Term 3: Ignatius New Farmer Training Program

Expanding beyond basics and building skills for a specialized farm.

Term 3: Ignatius New Farmer Training Program

Term 2: Ignatius New Farmer Training Program

Term 2 of the Ignatius New Farmer Program will apply farm language and knowledge

Term 3: Ignatius New Farmer Training Program

Term 1: Ignatius New Farmer Training Program

Term 1 establishes a foundation of knowledge and language for basic farm work including botany, soil health, organic principles and more.

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