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If you have small or large fruit trees, and would like to know how to best take care of them and encourage more fruit growth, this is the class for you! Jeff Andrews, pruner extraordinaire, will be walking us through a demonstration on both a fruit tree and a non-fruit tree. Saturday, February 28 at 3:00pm |
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Whether you have chickens, or are considering getting chicks or chickens, join us to learn more about chick and chicken care. Heat lamp or no heat lamp? Square or round roosts? We'll talk breeds, disease prevention, and more. Wilder Jones of Wild Spaces Farm has been raising chickens on a small and large scale for some time and has lots to share. Saturday, March 21 at 3:00pm |
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Anne Reynolds will be sharing with us her vast knowledge about horse first aid. From minor scratches to open wounds, learn how you can take care of your horse before/after/instead of vet care. Anne is known nationally for training, breeding and competing high-caliber horses for decades, recently being inducted into the Cowgirl Hall of Fame. She is a wealth of information and we are lucky to have her share her experience with us. Date and Price TBA |
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If you are a woman over 40 years old, consider joining us as we learn about perimenopause with Carin Howard, P.A. and Functional Medicine Practitioner. What is perimenopause? In their early 40's, women's hormones start to shift and a "second puberty" starts. This class discusses ways to understand the changes and how to ride the transition's waves. Join us to learn more about what perimenopause means for your health, and your options on how to support your body while in transition. This stage of our lives is meant to be celebrated, not eschewed!
Saturday, May 9 at 3pm |
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Whether you're raising meat birds, your layers are too old, or you have too many roosters, sometimes it is necessary to thin the flock. Instead of spending money on chicken broth, learn how to safely and humanely butcher your own chickens. Know where your food comes from!
This class will be a field trip. We will be carpooling to a farm a short distance away for the demonstration. Price and date TBA |
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We provide the apples and the presses, you provide the muscle! Come squeeze your own apple juice to take home and enjoy. The event includes food and craft vendors, live music, contests and more. This event is open to the public and entry is free. Gallon jugs cost $10 each. October 17 from 10am to 3pm |
Spring Hours
Wed-Sat: 8am - 2pm
Closed Sun, Mon, Tues |
Telephone208-598-6162
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