When

Wednesday October 12, 2016 at 9:00 AM CDT
-to-
Monday May 1, 2017 at 11:00 AM CDT

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Where

Course modules viewed online as available 
  

Contact

Rebecca McMahon 
Sedgwick County Extension 
316-660-0142 
rmcmahon@ksu.edu 
 

ONLINE Advanced Food Gardening Series 

Have you learned a lot of basic gardening skills, but you are still looking for ways to increase your knowledge? The Advanced Food Gardening Series might be right for you!

The series is designed to increase the food gardening skills and knowledge of participants, as well as enabling them to teach others basic food gardening topics. Presentations are primarily focused on methods appropriate for the home gardener, although there will be components that address commercial production scale topics as well. 

The classes will include lectures, class projects and field trips. Participants in the Online class will receive access to the Advanced Food Gardening Class Website, which will contain recordings of the lectures, copies of class notes and handouts, and links to extensive background reading and resource lists. 

Participants in the online class are invited to participate in live classes and field trips as it fits their schedule. There will also be two live (either online or in person) Question & Answer sessions scheduled during the class. 

Classes may be viewed online at the convenience of the participants. The class website will remain available until May 1, 2017 to accommodate everyone's schedule. 

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This is a new method of offering classes for us. Please bear with us as we work out any kinks. 

Cost is $75*. Register by November 19, 2016.

*Need-based scholarships are available. Email Rebecca at rmcmahon@ksu.edu for more information.

Class Dates & Topics:

Oct. 12, 2016—Fall Vegetable Gardening & Season Extension Techniques

Oct. 19, 2016—Garden Planning & Planting to Preserve

Nov. 2, 2016—Growing Tomatoes & Other Solanaceaes

Nov. 9, 2016—Growing Berries

Nov. 16, 2016—Growing Tree Fruit

Nov. 23, 2016—Optional Class: Topic TBD

Jan. 11, 2017—Growing Brassicas & Leafy Greens

Jan. 18, 2017—Success with Vines & Vertical Gardening

Jan. 25, 2017—Fruit Pest Management

Feb. 1, 2017—Vegetable Pest Management

Feb. 8, 2017—Weed Control & Perennial Vegetables

Feb. 15, 2017—Growing Roots, Legumes, & Corn

Feb. 22, 2017—Special Topic TBD

Mar. 1, 2017—Hydroponics Tour

Mar. 8, 2017—Project Presentations

Mar. 15, 2017—Project Presentations