This workshop is designed to help you explore the development of a small farm enterprise and create a plan of action for achieving your small farm dream! 

September 20th

9am-12pm

In person at WSU Clallam County Extension

$15 per person

Registration is required.

Interested in starting a small farm in the city, suburbs or country? Wonder what it would take, and if you’re ready? Whether you’re in the planning stages or have just begun, this 3 hour intensive workshop will help you determine what options are available for you, explore potential markets and profitability for different enterprises, network with others and learn what it takes to begin and sustain a small-scale farming business. 

Primary Topics Covered: 

• Setting Goals 
• Assessing Resources 
• Taking a Personal Inventory 
• Exploring Enterprises – Market Gardens & Livestock 
• Panel of farmers and local food systems specialists  
• Networking with Extension Educators and other small farmers in your area 

Guest speakers: 

Kellie Henwood, WSU Extension Regional Small Farms Coordinator 

Sallie Constant, WSU Clallam County Extension Farm to Food Bank Coordinator  

Jensen, Owner operator, SisterLand Farm in Port Angeles 

Mark Bowman, Sustainable Agriculture Coordinator for North Olympic Development Council and owner of Bowman Farms in Port Angeles  

 Coffee, tea, pastries and fruit will be served as light refreshments, but feel free to bring food.