2018 Agristewards Conference
Presented By: Agristewards
Register Before:
Baraxlou 09, 2018 00:00
Event Contact:
Brian Smith (BRIAN.SMITH@TDS.NET)
Farming God's Way Training taught by Grant Dryden, Farming God's Way Teacher
This three day seminar will cover the three integrated spheres of infuencein the Farming God's Way curriculum-Biblical, Management, and Technology.
The training includes lectures and seminars as well as hands-on training experiences designed to prepare you to implement the curriculum.
We will be offering an extended vegetable training workshop August 13th-14th. The training will cover a wide variety of topics including seedling nurseries, manure based plantings, surface composting, fracturing, garden design, rotations, raised beds, sunken beds, and compost production. This training is for those who would like to go deeper in their knowledge, understanding and application of vegetable gardening. It will take place at Str8 Up ministries- an urban gardening plot and application site for the Farming God’s Way curriculum. Completion of the 3-day Farming God’s Way training is a necessary prerequisite for this training. If you have taken part in a previous training in 2016 or 2017 you are also welcome to attend the Farming God’s Way vegetable training.
Event Details
Location
New Hope Christian Church
5780 South 650 East Whitestown, IN 46075 United States
Cost
$30/person
(Includes the cost of training materials and lunches)
Payment Options
Make checks payable to:
Agristewards
3490 N 500 E
Lebanon, IN 46052
Lodging
Hampton Inn & Suites 6005 S. Main Street Whitestown, IN 46075
Call (317)768-2330 and ask for theNew HopeGroup Rate.
*Group rate is $109 per night.
Food
Fees include water, coffee, and lunch during the workshop.
Friday, August 10th will include a worship night and dinner at Dull’s Tree Farm. This evening provides an opportunity to come together for a laid-back evening of worship and fellowship.
*If you would like to be a part of this evening, there is an added $10 fee to cover the meal.
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