Location: Green World Path
Barbra Lemione will be in the Green World Path classroom to speak about The Life Center. The Life Center is a unique home and offers much more. The goal is to take in young single moms who are at risk of becoming homeless. It provides a sense of belonging through family-style living. These moms are often lacking the personal and parenting skills to be
self-sufficient as a young family. This non-profit charity provides the necessary resources to guide these young moms towards independence.
Growing food for the center will part of the part of the curriculum. Overall good health for all at risk.
Location: Green World Path
Growing productive fruit and vegetable plants and attractive landscaping plants begins with nutrient-rich soil. Proper soil balance is important to help a plant's growth; abilty to fight off pests and diseases; and the abilty to produce seeds, flowers and edibles.
Join Green World Path’s Technical Director JB Williams as he discusses how you can build nutrient rich soil to acheive optimal crop production. Nutrient density is the end product of highly functioning biological system, where the crop harvest has a larger quantity of minerals, vitamins, nutrients, and antioxidants; in comparison crops better soils create more yield, better flavor, greater density, longer shelf life once harvested, less disease and pests, and greater yield.
Location: Green World Path
Rob Robison is an expert on hay fertilization and production. With organic hay prices being up to 50 percent higher than conventionally produced hay you might be considering growing organic hay in order to generate more profit from your farm.
Rob’s business is building productive hay crops. Some of his accounts want organic hay, others want to build their soil, and everyone wants to save money on inputs. Rob will show you how to acheive it all in this informative class.
