Events
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Soil amendments, bed prep, buying the right materials Saturday, January 14th, 2023 2-3:30pm ET Online via zoom
Soil amendments, bed prep, buying the right materials Saturday, January 14th, 2023 2-3:30pm ET Online via zoom
SOIL TESTING CROP PLANNING SEEDLING INFRASTRUCTURE Tuesday November 15th, 2022 6pm – 7:30pm Online via zoom Cost: Sliding Scale – Global Village Member or program graduate $10-55 | Non-member $15-60. Planifique su jardin para la proxima temporada ANÁLISIS DE SUELO, PLANIFICACIÓN DE CULTIVOS, INFRAESTRUCTURA DE PILONSILLOS Martes, 15 de Noviembre Read more…
Grandfather Umberto is doing two different day-long workshops on August 13th and 14th at Global Village in Grafton, MA. Abuelo Umberto is a Man of Knowledge and Medicine Man of his tradition, and he has walked the initiatory path of the lineage of Don Juan Matus for 25 years. He Read more…
Español por debajo • Cover crops • Late fall crops • Equipment • Composting Saturday September 17th, 2022 10am-3pm at Global Village Farm, Grafton, MA Workshop Payment (Sliding Scale). Name: Please enter a description Global Village Member or program graduate $10-55 | Non-member $15-60. USD Please enter a price Please Read more…
How to make compost, compost tea and compost amendments! Sunday, July 10, 2022 9:30am – 4:30pm Location: Global Village Farm, 50 Moroney Road, Grafton, MA 01519 Description: Come learn how Global Village Farm’s no-till practices are integral to their mission of building a more resilient community. Throughout the day we Read more…
Grandfather Umberto is doing a day long workshop on May 22nd at Global Village in Grafton, MA. Abuelo Humberto is a Man of Knowledge and Medicine Man of his tradition, and he has walked the initiatory path of the lineage of Don Juan Matus for 25 years. He studied Transpersonal Read more…
August 2021: Congressman Jim McGovern and several USDA officials visited the farm. Global Village staff and partners discussed policy changes and more. We followed up with a site visit from USDA’s Natural Resource Conservation Services staff to discuss programs such as high tunnel grants, cover crops and technical assistance for Read more…
Along with our partner, Pocasset Pokanoket Land Trust, we are offering a series of workshops at the NOFA Summer Conference on Land Sovereignty, Indigenous Growing, Partnerships, Cooperatives and more entitled Indigenous Roots Forever.
Thanks to our partners, Pocasset Pokanoket Land Trust, Haymarket Peoples’ Fund and Strongbearheart, we were able to build over a dozen raised garden beds for our members. Yay to food sovereignty in action!
We have been offering free seeds, food and raised garden beds to ensure our broader community’s resilience through these challenging times. See our statement and resource list here.