Sharing our farm through classes and education is one of our favorite things to do.
Homesteading Class Series: Pressure Canning
Come to the farm to learn all about making homemade soups and bone broth and how to use a pressure canner.
Date: Saturday, October 26th
Time: 10:00a.m. - 12:30p.m.
Cost: $40 per family (all ages welcome, includes sampling the fruit)
Classes are open to whole families. Once payment is received your spot will be held for you. Receipts are available and many homeschool charters will reimburse for the class.
P.S. Cooking can get messy so dress accordingly. Aprons are encouraged.
Photo Credit: Justina
Homesteading Class Series: Making Bread
Come to the farm to learn all about making bread: from loaves to rolls to monkey bread, plus how to use a sourdough starter!
Date: Saturday, October 2nd
Time: 10:00a.m. - 12:30p.m.
Cost: $40 per family (all ages welcome and includes sampling the creations)
$5 for sourdough starter to take home (optional)
This class is open to the whole family. You will receive an email confirmation letting you know payment is due. Once payment is received your spot will be held for you. Receipts are available and many homeschool charters will reimburse for the class.
P.S. Cooking can get messy so dress accordingly. Aprons are encouraged.
Homesteading Class Series: Pie Making
Come to the farm to learn all about making sweet and savory pies from crust to eating!
Date: Saturday, November 16th
Time: 10:00a.m. - 12:30p.m.
Cost: $40 per family (all ages welcome and includes sampling the creations)
This class is open to the whole family. You will receive an email confirmation letting you know payment is due. Once payment is received your spot will be held for you. Receipts are available and many homeschool charters will reimburse for the class.
P.S. Cooking can get messy so dress accordingly. Aprons are encouraged.
Farming Tuesdays
Come join us every Tuesday in July, 9:30-11:30, to help with farm chores and learn:
7/2 What do plants eat?
7/9 What do worms eat?
7/16 What do bees eat?
7/23 What do animals eat?
7/30 What do people eat?
Cost: Free
Geared for ages 2-12 (and their adult chaperone).
Upcoming Homesteading Classes
Check back for dates, sign-ups, and new classes being added.
October: Pressure Canning Bone Broth & Soup
November: Piemaking
November: Bread
No Classes December or January
February: Chick Care
March: Bread
March: Piemaking
April: Fiber Arts
April: Pasta
May: Gardening & Plant Sale
Field Trips & Presentations
Come experience life on the farm as we rotate through different stations learning about planting and composting, animals, tractors and irrigation in Central Oregon.
Prices vary. Please email for more information.
I just wanted to say thank you so much for the fun class the other day. For the first time in my life, I was able to make a usable piecrust at home! Before they would just shrivel up and turn into an extra large saltine cracker My family loved it! We definitely plan to take any future classes you have! Thanks again!
Amanda C.
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