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104, 2017

Bacteriological Monitoring Workshop

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Hosted by Alabama Water Watch:

Trainer – Whitney Henson
Workshop Contact Phone: 334-844-4785

Workshop Contact Email: whenson@stu.jsu.edu
Workshop Location: Jacksonville State University, JSU – Martin Hall, Room 202, 700 Pelham Road North, Jacksonville, AL 36265
Cost: Free

More information at http://www.alabamawaterwatch.org/training-workshops/.

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This event is not hosted by ASAN.  As one of ASAN’s roles is to share information and resources across our network so as […]

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3103, 2017

Training on Pasture Improvement and Grazing Management

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The objective of this training is to educate pasture-based livestock producers and field agricultural professionals, and eventually make them able to implement practices to enhance the sustainability of pasture-based livestock production systems. Experts from Tuskegee University and Alabama Natural Resources Conservation Service will be speaking at the event. The title of the training is “Sustainable […]

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3003, 2017

Farming 201 Series on Vegetable Production

By |March 30th, 2017||Comments Off on Farming 201 Series on Vegetable Production

Hosted by ACES:

Farming 201 training series is focused on different aspects of vegetable production.  Pre-Registration Required. Cost per class is $10 or entire course for $25 For more information, contact Tony Glover: 256-737-9386 or cullmancounty@auburn.edu.

Speakers and Topics

February 23, 2017, 6-8pm
Controlling pest of vegetables with an emphasis on organic and soft chemicals. Focus will be on cucurbit […]

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3003, 2017

Farming 101 (St Clair Co)

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Hosted by ACES:

This course is designed to help new and beginning farmers learn the basics of various farming enterprises, identifying government agencies for help, identifying which crops or livestock to grow, basics of marketing, how to manage farm finances and taxes, etc.  Cost is $50 for full series or $10/class.

3/2 – Basic Soils
3/9 – Small Fruit & […]

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2303, 2017

Farming 101 (Baldwin Co)

By |March 23rd, 2017||Comments Off on Farming 101 (Baldwin Co)

Hosted by ACES:

The goal of this series is to help beginning or transitioning farmers make good decisions in agriculture. The farmers will choose which agriculture enterprise they are best suited and capable of developing. The classes will provide research-based information and other resources to help accomplish their goals.

Calendar of topics:

12/8 – Site Selections and […]

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2303, 2017

Farming 101 (St Clair Co)

By |March 23rd, 2017||Comments Off on Farming 101 (St Clair Co)

Hosted by ACES:

This course is designed to help new and beginning farmers learn the basics of various farming enterprises, identifying government agencies for help, identifying which crops or livestock to grow, basics of marketing, how to manage farm finances and taxes, etc.  Cost is $50 for full series or $10/class.

3/2 – Basic Soils
3/9 – Small Fruit & […]

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2303, 2017

Farming 201 Series on Vegetable Production

By |March 23rd, 2017||Comments Off on Farming 201 Series on Vegetable Production

Hosted by ACES:

Farming 201 training series is focused on different aspects of vegetable production.  Pre-Registration Required. Cost per class is $10 or entire course for $25 For more information, contact Tony Glover: 256-737-9386 or cullmancounty@auburn.edu.

Speakers and Topics

February 23, 2017, 6-8pm
Controlling pest of vegetables with an emphasis on organic and soft chemicals. Focus will be on cucurbit […]

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1703, 2017

Alliance Field Day

By |March 17th, 2017||Comments Off on Alliance Field Day

Hosted by the Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture Production: The March 17th field day will be led by the Small Farm Training Center (SFTC) near Picayune, Mississippi in Hancock County. As a hands-on working mini-farm and training center, SFTC has pioneered production and marketing strategies that have attracted more than 80 student apprentices in two years. […]

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1603, 2017

Farming 101 (St Clair Co)

By |March 16th, 2017||Comments Off on Farming 101 (St Clair Co)

Hosted by ACES:

This course is designed to help new and beginning farmers learn the basics of various farming enterprises, identifying government agencies for help, identifying which crops or livestock to grow, basics of marketing, how to manage farm finances and taxes, etc.  Cost is $50 for full series or $10/class.

3/2 – Basic Soils
3/9 – Small Fruit & […]

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1003, 2017

Art of Fermentation at BBG

By |March 10th, 2017||Comments Off on Art of Fermentation at BBG

Hosted by the Birmingham Botanical Gardens: Come learn how simple it is to make your own kraut, kimchi and other fermented delicacies with fermentation revivalist and author Sandor Katz. Learn about the healing qualities and nutritional importance of live-culture ferments, as well as their illustrious history and integral role in human cultural evolution. Empower yourself with […]

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