Living on the Land Workshops: Seed Saving 101- Part One and Part Two
September is the time of year when the days shorten and the nights cool. It’s also an incredibly abundant and busy time on the farm and in the garden; crops […]
September is the time of year when the days shorten and the nights cool. It’s also an incredibly abundant and busy time on the farm and in the garden; crops […]
Composting is a commonplace activity not only on small farms, but in the backyards of gardeners and homeowners. Put simply, composting is the act of turning waste such as a […]
Shearing is an annual event most shepherds are familiar with. Some farmers raise hair sheep, which don’t need to be sheared because they shed their coats naturally. Some farmers raise […]
The latest iteration of Living on the Land Workshops occurred at Happy Grounds Farm and Sanctuary on the border of Poulsbo and Silverdale. The subject was raising chickens. While there […]
On July 8th, farmers from Kitsap and Clallam met at Winney Farm, a historical farm on Bainbridge Island, to discuss pig keeping in the context of a diverse vegetable and […]
At one of our recent Dirt Talk Farm Walks in early July, hosted by the WSU Regional Small Farms Program, farmers from around the region gathered to discuss a popular […]
The second in-person Living on the Land class took place on June 8th. Small Ruminant Care on the Farm was held at Sage & Willow Farm in Poulsbo, WA. The […]
The second class in the WSU Kitsap Extension agritourism series took place on Bainbridge Island at Bluetree Farm and Forest. The focus was Value-Added Products and On-Farm Experiences. Participants began […]
On May 28th, local growers gathered to kick-off a new series of WSU Regional Small Farms classes called Living on the Land Workshops. The class topic was Chicken Care for […]
Integrating animal experiences and farm tours On April 24th, several farmers from around the region gathered to tour local business Sawdust Hill Alpaca Farm. This Dirt Talk Farm Walk event […]