Rita Clyde, one of our farmers, is teaming up with Creation Care Calgary to offer two gardening workshops on April 25th. The workshop in the morning is family focused with lots of hands on activities. The workshop in the afternoon is aimed at slightly older growers and will be focused on supporting great harvests in Calgary's difficult conditions. We are happy that fellow YYC Grower Marcus Reidner of Happiness By the Acre will also be there to help answer your questions.
For details or to sign up go to: So You Want to Garden in Calgary? - Gardening for Families (Good Seed Sunday Event) Have you been thinking of starting a garden? It's a wonderful way to connect to God's beautiful creation. Come to a session that will teach you all the basics you need to start a garden this spring. We will talk about how to set yourself up for success, tips for maintaining your plants and troubleshooting hail, drought and frost problems. Kids are encouraged to come along. There will be a hands on activity. Please bring a clean plastic milk jug or two if you would like to participate. When: Saturday, April 25th, 2015 from 11:00 to 12:00. Where: St. James Anglican Church (6351 Ranchview Dr NW). This is a Creation Care Calgary (https://www.facebook.com/creationcareyyc) event held to celebrate Good Seed Sunday. Hail, Drought and Frost - Gardening in Calgary (A Good Seed Sunday Event) Calling all experienced and wannabe gardeners! Come to an info sharing session to pick up great tips on how to make the most of your garden in Calgary's challenging growing climate. There will be a short talk on gardening basics and advanced growing techniques (including how to use cold frames, shade cloth, ollas, and mulch). The talk will be followed by Q&A, so bring your questions! When: Saturday, April 25th, 2015 from 2:00 to 3:30. Where: St. Laurence Anglican Church (5940 Lakeview Dr SW). This is a Creation Care Calgary (https://www.facebook.com/creationcareyyc) event held to celebrate Good Seed Sunday.
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AuthorJerremie and Rita Clyde are members of St. James Anglican Church in Calgary Alberta. They are enthusiastic supporters of A Rocha Canada and believe in caring for creation. Faith Based Farm
Little Loaves is a faith based farm. That means our faith informs our choice to farm, how we farm and what we do with the bounty. It doesn't mean that we evangelize at folk, but if you ask, well we will be happy to talk about it.
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