Young Farmers Conference 2009:
Permaculture for Farmers & Ecosystem Investing
Below are the slideshows and handouts for the two workshops I presented last week at the Young Farmers Conference, held at the incredible Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture. Let me know what you think in the comments – and Enjoy!
Permaculture for Farmers
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Ecosystem Investing
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Excellent slide shows Ethan! I just wish I could have experienced the presentations of them… But, I heard you and Alexis met up and she scored some BooyaCacoa — how cool! Thanks for all of the inspirations and the handouts as well.
G’day Ethan, Great work on the Young Farmer’s presentation, plus all of the rest of it….
Onwards!
Daz
Definitely – feel free to download these and spread’em around. Also, I know that the Conference audio-recorded EVERYTHING – I assume they’ll make these available so folks can hear the presentations as well.
Hello,
I am a very eager and interested aspiring farmer. I am leaving my current job in two weeks to begin working towards my new goals. My short term plan is to seek an apprenticeship for this coming season. I only heard out about the conference after the fact, from civileats.com, and was curious if there is a resource available which lists when conferences such as this one take place. I would love to catch one.
thank you so much,
Jared
Jared – I recommend checking out http://www.green-phoenix.org, http://www.flpci.org, and http://www.homebiome.com for New York State permaculture apprenticeship opportunities.
For upcoming farming conferences, check out http://www.nofany.org and http://www.nofmass.org.
See you this winter!!!
Rock on, Ethan!
Thanks Dave! Keep me posted on your upcoming permaculture & edible forest gardening events
Thank you for providing this information in an easily accessible way! I got here by way of super small scale permaculture inquiries ( my back yard!) and ended up here – a much bigger scale issue(s)