Monthly Archives: April 2011

Wild Edible Plant Walk in State College

Posted on April 29, 2011 by springcreekhomesteadingfund

May 14 – Wild Edible Plant Walk Join Charlie Kain of Cultural Recyclists and herbalist Sharon Margaret of Gita Nagari Farms for the first in a series of wild edible plant walks in the State College area! Each walk will be centered around … Continue reading →

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Organic Vegetable Production Course in Lehigh County

Posted on April 29, 2011 by springcreekhomesteadingfund

From Charlie White at Penn State – Sustainable Agriculture Working Group: Introduction to Organic Vegetable Production presented by Penn State Extension There are still a few more spots in this upcoming series starting May 14. To save your spot register online. or … Continue reading →

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Shaver's Creek Bird Cup & Native Plant Sale

Posted on April 29, 2011 by springcreekhomesteadingfund

Friday, May 6–Saturday, May 7 (24-hours – 7:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.) The Birding Cup, Shaver’s Creek’s annual fund-raising tournament, is a contest among teams of birders to identify the most number of bird species in a twenty-four-hour period in the central Pennsylvania … Continue reading →

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May is Bike Month!

Posted on April 29, 2011 by springcreekhomesteadingfund

Bike Month Kickoff today: Bike info from Centre Region Bicycle Coalition, Centre Area Transportation Authority, The Center for Sustainability, The Campus Sustainability Office and Eco-Action at the Allen St. gate to PSU. You’ll find information about bicycle registration & safety, … Continue reading →

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Straw Bale Workshop at Blue Rock Station in Philo, Ohio

Posted on April 28, 2011 by springcreekhomesteadingfund

May 28 – June 4 – Blue Rock Station’s Annual 7-Day Complete Strawbale Workshop “This year we plan to build a small outbuilding with a curved living roof, a somewhat ambitious project – but we know you can do it. The project … Continue reading →

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