Farming in the North
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Past Courses:
Seed to Harvest 2020
May – September 2020
This program will teach you how to grow your own healthy food from start to finish and give you lifelong knowledge on how to create happy healthy gardens. The Garden Grow Series consists of over twenty permaculture guided topics that cover an entire season of growing from beginning to end. Topics include:
Design and planning
Soil health
Forest gardens
Starting seeds inside
Planting seeds beds
Transplanting
Building new beds
Planting trees, bulbs, tubers, and other oddities
Watering
Compost
Weeding and Thinning
Plant family names and commonalities
Diagnosing Problems
Fertilizing
Food preservation: canning, fermenting, drying, freezing
Seed saving
Season extension
Putting the garden to bed
Permaculture is a design system that creates sustainable growing techniques that works with nature instead of against it. It goes beyond organic gardening and connects all aspects of growing your own healthy delicious food in your own backyard, no matter the size of your growing space.
At the end of this course you will:
What you get:
This course is designed to give you a lifetime of gardening knowledge and the power to grow your own food. Join me and let’s get growing!
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Hi, I’m Katy Peck and I’m a lifetime gardener and regenerative farmer. I grew up in Alaska gardening with my Dad and fell in love with permaculture through a dear friend over a decade ago. Once I found the concept of permaculture, I have been inspired to create holistic, sustainable food systems ever since. I earned my Permaculture Design certificate from Oregon State University in 2017 and currently own and operate a 160 acre regenerative farm in Northern British Columbia. I also teach courses on garden design, sheet mulching, hugelkultur, food preservation and more. I am passionate about sharing my knowledge of permaculture practices and design as well as the art of gardening, growing healthy food and becoming more self-reliant with others.