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Sustainable Small Farming & Ranching

Agricultural Entrepreneurship

Organic Farming Practicum

On Farm Internships

Field Analysis of Sustainable Food Systems

World Agricultural Systems

Organic Gardening and Farming

Sustainable Small Farming & Ranching - Fall/Winter 2011
Location Instructor Dates, Times, Fees
MERIDIAN, ID
(Ada County)
Mary Rohlfing
(208) 850-6798
morningowl@cableone.net

Ariel Agenbroad
(208) 459-6003
ariel@uidaho.edu


To register contact the UI Canyon County Extension office (501 Main St., Caldwell) at 208-459-6003 Monday- Friday, 8 am – 5 pm or by emailing canyon@uidaho.edu

Also check out www.extension.uidaho.edu/canyon/horticulture for the latest schedules and information.

Details TBD.  Please contact instructor if you are interested in registering for this course.

LEWISTON, ID
(Nez Perce Co.)

Possible video conference technology with Kamiah and Grangeville.
Lydia Clayton
(208) 799-3096
lclayton@uidaho.edu

Cinda Williams
cindaw@uidaho.edu

Thursday Evenings

Introduction series -
Sept 29 - Oct 27, 2011
5:30-8:30 PM

(Topics include: Whole Farm Planning, Resources, Enterprise Evaluation, Sustainable Crops, Livestock & Equipment, Facilities, Direct Marketing, Budgets)


Digging Deeper Series:
Nov 3-17, 2011
6:00 -8:00 PM

(Topics include: Basic Soils, Cover crops, Sustainable soil management for better pastures)

Course fees and location TBD. 
LEWISTON, ID
(Nez Perce Co.)

Lydia Clayton
(208) 799-3096
lclayton@uidaho.edu

Cinda Williams
cindaw@uidaho.edu


Please email registration form to:
nezperce@uidaho.edu
FREE! Farm Tour Series! 

Tuesday evenings
6 p.m.—7:30 p.m.

August 30 – Umiker Vineyard, Lewiston

September 20 – Jim’s Year Round Produce, Juliaetta

October 4 – Eileen’s Eggs, Lewiston

To register, please see the: Field Tour Flyer

The farm tour series is strongly encouraged for participants enrolled in the Lewiston course on Sustainable Small Farming and Ranching.

Funding for the Farm Tour Series is provided by the Western Center for Risk Management Education.
Course: Sustainable Small Farming and Ranching - Spring 2012
SANDPOINT, ID
(Bonner County)
Diane Green
(208) 263-8957
diane@greentreenaturals.com
www.greentreenaturals.com



Bonner County Extension
(208) 263-8511

Please contact instructor for details and to register for course.

Located at the Bonner County Extension Office: 4205 N. Boyer Avenue, Sandpoint, ID

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Course: Agricultural Entrepreneurship - Spring 2012
Location Instructor Dates, Times, Fees
  Not offered for spring 2012  

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Course: Organic Farming & Gardening - Spring 2012
Location Instructor Dates, Times, Fees
PULLMAN, WA
Washington State University Distance Degree Program course cross-listed with University of Idaho

Stephen Bramwell
bramwell@wsu.edu


Spring Semester 2012
Jan - April

Course offered online through the WSU Distance Degree Program:
WSU Soils 101
UI Ag 101

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Course: Organic Farming Practicum - Spring 2012
Location Instructor Dates, Times, Fees
MOSCOW, ID
University of Idaho Campus Farm
Jodi Johnson-Maynard
jmaynard@uidaho.edu
Spring Semester
Jan - May 2012

UI Organic Farm


Contact Jodi to arrange credit, listed as UI Soil 499.

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Course: Field Analysis of Sustainable Food Systems - Spring 2012
Location Instructor Dates, Times, Fees
MOSCOW, ID /
PULLMAN, WA
University of Idaho/ Washington State University

Open for Community and Academic students

This course requires participation in a 1-week field tour over the WSU spring break. 

 



http://classes.css.wsu.edu/soils445/index.html

Kevin Murphy
(509) 335-9692
kmurphy2@wsu.edu

 

 

Tentative In-Field Course Dates:
Spring Break, 2012

WSU Soils 445/545
UI Ag 445/504

This course will emphasize field analyses of several examples of each of several different agricultural businesses, with a focus on understanding the systems and the concept of sustainability. 

After initial readings over the first eight weeks of the spring semester, we will meet as a class and  visit farms, processing facilities, and marketing venues, in a selected region of Washington State (TBD). 

3 university credits or 5.2 Continuing Education Units

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Course: World Agricultural Systems - Fall 2011 / Spring 2012
Location Instructor Dates, Times, Fees
PULLMAN, WA
Washington State University

 

 

 
Steve Ullrich
509-335-4936,
ullrich@wsu.edu


 

 

 

Fall Semester 2011
Aug - Dec


WSU Crops/Soils 360
UI PlSC 360


link to course schedule
PULLMAN, WA
Washington State University, cross-listed with University of Idaho

Distance Degree Course

 

 




Steve Ullrich
509-335-4936,
ullrich@wsu.edu


 

 

 

Spring Semester 2012
Jan - April

WSU Crops / Soils 360
UI PlSC 360

Study of agro-environmental characteristics of world agriculture; historical and contemporary features of world food production. Cooperative course taught by WSU, open to UI students (PISc 360).

Rental media will be shipped from DDP and your student account will be billed the applicable fee: more info

3 university credits or 5.2 Continuing Education Units

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On-Farm Internships & Mentorships
County/Location Farmer Mentor Dates, Times, Fees
Riley Creek
Blueberry Farm

Laclede ID
Stan Urmann To be arranged
Greentree Naturals
Sandpoint ID
Diane Green To be arranged
Skylines Farm Sheep & Wool
Harvard ID
Melissa Lines To be arranged
Moffett's Organics
Colfax WA
Stacia & David Moffett To be arranged
Maple K Farm
Colton WA
Tom Kammerzell To be arranged
University of Idaho Student Organic Farm Jodi Johnson-Maynard To be arranged
Washington State University Organic Farm Brad Jaeckel To be arranged

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