Each February since 1992, farmers, food system professionals, educators, advocates, homesteaders, and others who are passionate about building a better food system have gathered at our annual Sustainable Agriculture Conference for four days of intensive learning on 100+ food and farming topics. Whether you’re in the beginning stages of your career, have decades of experience, or fall […]

Dr. Christine Jones will be the keynote speaker at the 6th annual Soil Health Workshop to be held on Wednesday, Feb. 6 in Burley. To the pressing worldwide challenge of restoring topsoil, Jones, an soil ecologist, offers an accessible, inspiring perspective. Over several decades, Christine has worked with innovative farmers and ranchers to implement regenerative […]

The mission of Sierra Harvest’s Sustainable Food & Farm Conference is to: Stimulate and motivate members in our community to become active in our local food and farm movement Educate […]

Taught by two experienced homesteaders, Homestead Dreams is an entry-level, exploratory workshop designed to help you incorporate small-scale, self-sufficiency and sustainability into all aspects of your life. Regardless of whether you own or rent a home, or live in a rural or urban setting, you can move towards more self-reliance NOW! Excellent for those in […]

This one-day workshop will give you an in-depth look at soil health and provide a hands-on opportunity to work with soil monitoring in the field. Participants will learn about how […]

Effectively managing weeds can be the most labor-intensive task for ecological crop and vegetable production. This one-day workshop will cover common weed biology, ecology, and identification. You will also learn […]

Join instructors Gabe Brown, Ray Archuleta, Rudy Garcia, and Shane New to learn about regenerative farming practices, this location focusing on irrigated orchard and vegetable crop production. Scholarships available.

The 2020 Nebraska Cover Crop and Soil Health Conference features innovative speakers who have worked with cover crops extensively and will share what they have learned. This is your opportunity […]

Designing for Engagement, Retention, and Potential  Rather than cultivate and celebrate each person’s uniqueness, workplaces have traditionally encouraged people to show up as their “professional self,” leaving the rest at […]

February 17th, 2020, SAHC Community Farm, 180 Mag Sluder Road, Alexander, NC We’ll take a deep dive into ecologically-based preventive, cultural, and integrated practices to reduce the impact of the disease on your farm in this one-day workshop. You will gain a thorough understanding of what causes disease, identification techniques, and best management practices for reducing the […]