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Rootstock Networking Potluck – CANCELED DUE TO WINTER WEATHER
[CANCELLED] Join us for our first 2019 networking potluck on Tuesday, February 19 (5-8pm; eating starts at 6pm) in northern Bedford County (Sedalia).
Land and Table Friendsgiving Social – Nov. 20 (Sedalia Center)
Join us for a Land and Table Friendsgiving social and ‘celebration of thanks’ on Tuesday, November 20 (5-8pm) at the Sedalia Center in northern Bedford County.
Renewing Community, Rethinking Economy: Financing the Foodshed – Oct. 16 (Sedalia)
Join us Tuesday, October 16 (5-8pm) for a community potluck and discussion with Michael Reilly of the newly formed Slow Money Central Virginia as we discuss bringing the slow money model of local investing in farmers and food entrepreneurs to the Lynchburg, Virginia region.
Rootstock: Meeting and Potluck – Sept. 25 (Sedalia)
This informal meeting and potluck is open to anyone and everyone who cares about building a robust regional foodshed.
Front Yard Garden: w/ Mtn Run Permaculture – Aug. 21 (Sedalia)
Join us Tuesday, August 21 (6-8pm, come at 5pm for extra networking) for our monthly potluck gathering as we are hosted again by Mark and Allison of Mountain Run Permaculture.
Gardening with the Next Generation – July 17 (Bedford YMCA)
Join us Tuesday, July 17 (5-8pm) at the Bedford Area Family YMCA for the monthly Land and Table potluck and garden tour.
Rainwater Harvesting and Potluck – July 10 (Appomattox)
Join us Tuesday, July 10 (5 – 8pm) at Local APX Market for the next monthly Appomattox Land and Table gathering.
Farm Design: Dream-n-Walk (Great Day Gardens) – June 19
Join us on Tuesday, June 19 (5 – 8pm) at Great Day Gardens in Forest, Virginia as we partner with our young farming friends Michael Grantz and Arden Jones, walking through uncultivated parts of their farm, brainstorming and discussing possibilities for the next phases of their farm development.
Secrets of Container Gardening – June 12 (Appomattox)
Join us Tuesday, June 12 (5-8pm) for a community potluck and learn the secrets of container gardening from Jody Purches, life long gardener, Appomattox County Master Gardener (since 2013), and confessed mycobactyerium vaccae addict.