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WORKSHOP – The Home Gardening – Orin, Maria and The Kul Kul Farm Team
November 21, 2019 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
We believe that everyone who eats food and cares about sustainability should understand and experience the growing of food. Food is such a huge part of our daily life. We spend copious time and money browsing the best restaurants, health food stores, and farmers markets to get our hands on good food. YET, so few of us know anything about how this food was grown.
We believe that every chef, home cook, sustainability activist, nature lover, yogi, teacher, parent and anyone who eats food, should understand the energy, time, patience, skill, resources, intelligence and love it takes to grow food ethically. We’re convinced that its the only way to truly respect our earth, this land, our home, and our farmers. Even if you don’t own land, understanding the process is absolutely necessary.
So!! How to get informed about the food you eat every day?
Join Maria at The Kul Kul Farm, on their 1.5 hector organic gardens and education space for a hands-on workshop learning how to grow organic vegetables and salad greens on the home scale.
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
This workshop is for anyone interested in living an earth-friendly life.
SKILLS DEVELOPED
- Growing organic food
- Raising seed
- Planting
- Making compost
- Using garden tools efficiently
CURRICULUM OUTLINES
- Developing and preparing the land for planting
- Raising and propagating seed
- Composting
- Planting techniques
- Creating deep soils
- Transplanting
- Appropriate tools for the home gardener
- Harvesting
- Farm Lunch
COURSE OUTCOMES
We are Orin, Maria, and The Kul Kul Farm Team and we believe that whole food grown well, shared with community is an important part of life, wellbeing, and happiness. We are passionate about sharing every day earth skills and empowering people to design, build, grow, make and create with nature in mind.
We started The Kul Kul Farm 4 years ago with the intention of inspiring and empowering both local Balinese and international visitors to live a life connected to the natural world and traditional ways of living. We work with an incredible team of Indonesian food producers, educators, herbalists, cooks, bamboo builders, and entrepreneurs. Together we host tours, workshops, retreats, and lunches. For more information, please check our website: www.kulkulfarm.com
Place: The Kul-Kul Farm
