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March 2020
CANCELED “Dirt Talk” – Small Ruminants & Agritourism
This event has been canceled. We will post a new day/time when the event is rescheduled. Please contact, Jess Sappington at jess.sappington@wsu.edu if you have questions.
Find out more »May 2020
VIRTUAL Dirt Talk – Small Ruminants & Agritourism
Join Roni Smith of The Smithshyre as she leads an open discussion on raising and caring for small ruminants. She will share their farms journey, and the evolution to introducing agritourism on their farm in the form of goat yoga. This is an online networking event, not a class. It is an opportunity for our farmers to come together and discuss topics of interest. These events are open to any new or existing farmer who wants to join in! When:…
Find out more »May 2021
Dirt Talk Integrated Pest Management
Join us for our next Dirt Talk Farmer-to-Farmer networking and learning event on May 24th at 6:30pm. We will be joined by Laurel Moulton, WSU Regional Small Farms Pest Specialist, and Betsey Wittick, owner of Laughing Crow Farm in Bainbridge and farmer/viticulturist at Bainbridge Vineyards. They will be sharing helpful pest identification and management information for farmers in our region and leading an interactive discussion with participants on what problems they are seeing in their own fields. This is a…
Find out more »July 2021
Dirt Talk – Wireworms: Lifecycle and Integrated Management Strategies
Dirt Talk – Wireworms: Lifecycle and Integrated Management Strategies When: Wednesday, July 7th, 2021 @ 6:30pm Where: Online Zoom Event Registration: Free event but registration is required. Join us for our next Dirt Talk Farmer-to-Farmer event on July 7th, 2021 at 6:30pm. We will be joined by Dr. Brook Brouwer, director of Washington State University Extension in San Juan County, and Laurel Moulton, IPM Specialist for our Regional Small Farms program. Wireworms, the larva of click beetles, are generalist…
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