Women's Environmental Institute announces upcoming classes designed to help folks build agricultural, homesteading and DIY skills. We've even got one coming up on self-care/preventing burnout for farmers. Classes take place at our Amador Hill Farm in North Branch. See list below.
We offer partial and full scholarships for our classes - cost accessibility is part of our mission. Please have a look and share with others in your network. All are welcome. Many thanks!
Pruning Apple Trees, Sat. Feb. 22
Practical Permaculture Design, Sun. March 2
Intro. to Growing and Crafting with Hazel, Sat. March 8
Taming Stress/Burnout: Holistic, Herbal Ideas for Farmers, Sat. March 15
Raise Your Own Chickens, Sun. March 16
Seedsaving & Equinox Seed Swap, Sat. March 22
Women and Chainsaws, Sat. March 29
Make Fruit Trees by Grafting, Sat. Apr 5
Make Fruit Trees by Grafting, Sat. Apr 26
A Year in the Life of Honeybees: 7-Month Course for Beginning Beekeepers, Sun Apr 27
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