Adaptive Stewardship | Amherst (6/15)
Join us on Saturday, June 15 (5-7pm) at Brooklyn Hills Ranch in Amherst County for a Land & Table networking potluck and discussion on Dr. Alan William’s concept of Adaptive Stewardship.
Glorious Mead w/ Graham Ordinary | Sedalia (May 21)
Join us for our monthly Land & Table potluck on Tuesday, May 21 (6-8pm) at Mountain Run Farm. We will be hearing from John Graham of Graham Ordinary, a unique lodge and meadery. Hear about the history of mead, the modern mead making process, keeping honey bees, and the story behind their family’s mountain lodge and meadery here in Bedford County.
Ten Acres Enough: Book Discussion (May 2)
Our final book for now is the classic book ‘Ten Acres Enough’ (1864) which tells the story of how the author quit the publishing business and transformed his life by farming ten acres of fruits and berries.
Keeping A Family Milk Cow | Sedalia (4/16)
Learn practical tips on animal care, milking, and more. Join us on Tuesday, April 16 (6-8pm) at Mountain Run Farm (showbarn) for our monthly Land & Table potluck, and get a crash course on the nuances of the family milk cow.
L&T Book Club: All Creatures Great and Small | Bedford (4/4)
We will be discussing the book All Creatures Great and Small at the Bedford Public Library on Thursday, April 4 (6:30-8:00 pm) in the Bedford community room. Join us! All are welcome.
- Home Canning Basics (Bedford) – 8/3
Join us on Saturday, August 3rd (10:00 - 11:30am) at the Bedford Public Library (Bedford community room) for this ReSkill Workshop: an introduction to home canning basics. - Soil Biology For Resilient Crops (7/20)
Join us Saturday, July 20 (5-7pm) for the monthly Land & Table Amherst County potluck hosted by Brooklyn Hills Ranch. We will be discussing key steps to increasing and supporting soil biology to create better and more resilient crops. The discussion will also touch on essential teachings by soil and agronomy experts like John Kempf, Christine Jones, and others.