Explore beginning farmer training models that integrate apprenticeships, mentorship, and farmer-to-farmer exchange. The speakers will share experiences and best practices and will evaluate various educational tools for experiential training, classroom learning and online curriculum. Topics will cover mentorship tools; legal considerations; balancing production and education demands in on-farm training; and learning resources that interweave ecological, socio-political and economic dimensions. The workshop will also look at program strategies and pedagogies that advance food justice, agroecology, and citizen science in combination with beginning farmer training.
Track:
Activists
Session:
B | 10:30 am
Date:
Wed, Oct 12, 2016
Location:
Oak Shelter
Day:
Thursday
Presenter(s):
Title:
Ana Galvis Martinez
Presenter Affiliation:
MESA
Title:
Megan Fehrman
Presenter Affiliation:
Rogue Farm Corps
Title:
Kelly Curry
Presenter Affiliation:
Planting Justice
Title:
Marisa Alcorta
Presenter Affiliation:
Center for Land-Based Learning