Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Gardener's Roundtable Meeting Tonight- Wednesday,March 7th At 6:00 PM
Tonight, Wednesday March 7th At 6:00 PM, we are pleased to be able to present Dina Farrell of the Lode Ways at Mustard Seed Farm, a self-sustaining farm in Wolfeboro that has a small farm store where they sell any additional products they produce which includes raw milk, eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs, meat and other farm items. Dina has recently been working to promote legislation that will support similar small farms by allowing them to produce and sell homemade foods and raw milk products without state regulations. She has been selected Chairman of Micro Farms of New Hampshire, a group that has been recently organized, primarily to support the Amendment to HB 1402 but to continue also to protect and promote small farms in this state through legislation and maintaining a network system of small farms. Don’t miss this informative evening.This is a free program; all are welcome.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Gardener's Roundtable Meeting Tonight- Wednesday, Feb. 1st At 6PM
Our December speaker was Gardeners’ Roundtable member Pete Javellas who
talked about extreme recycling in the garden. January’s meeting was a
planning and discussion meeting. Judi Lee Grant from the Dover Community
Garden will be speaking at the library for this month's meeting
Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 6:00 p.m. She will be giving advice how to start
and organize a community/group garden. This is a free program; all are
welcome. We hope many of you
will come out to hear her ideas and gain much from her experiences.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Time For A Garden!
Wingold Grange #308 of East Kingston, with the help of the Northeast Organic Farming Association --New Hampshire Chapter (NOFA-NH) and UNH Cooperative Extension, Rockingham County will be doing a program on different sustainable Techniques on how to Garden.
This Program will be put on February 11, 2012 at the East Kingston Pound School (formally the East Kingston Public Library), from 1:00-4:00 pm. The program is designed to give a starting point plus contacts for more information. There is no cost and all are welcome, but sadly space will be limited and a count of people attending will be needed. To make your reservation or get more information you can contact Norman Brandt at 642-5074 or Email.
Speakers include but are not limited to:
- Nada Haddad, Agriculture Extension Educator with the UNH Cooperative Extension of Rockingham County; whom will be going over a more traditional method of sustainable Gardening, how to build soil, tell if you need soil amendments, how to control and manage pests, and preparing your soil.
- Amy Antonucci is a certified permaculture designer and the co-organizer of the Greater Seacoast Permaculture meet-up group based in Dover NH. She also keeps bees, chickens, and goats on her small Barrington homestead, and worked in organic agriculture for over ten years. She has spoken at libraries, schools, garden clubs and conferences. Amy will be there to talk about Building Great No-Till, No-Dig Garden Beds. This technique, called Sheet Mulching by permaculturists, Weedless Gardening by author & organic gardener Lee Reich, and Lasagna Gardening by author Patricia Lanza, creates gardens without the back-breaking work of digging or rototilling. Furthermore, sheet mulching can be done with readily available, inexpensive (or free!) materials and actually creates productive soil.
For more information or to make reservation please call Norman at 603-642-5074 or Email. For information on Grange please visit www.nhgrange.org; UNH Cooperative Extension service please visit www.extension.unh.edu; The NOFA-NH please visit www.nofanh.org.
(Thanks Michelle for finding and passing on this information.)
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
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