We are excited to announce the launch of our Youth Agriculture Classes, beginning March 2025 on our 1.5-acre farm in Alderton, Washington. These classes are designed to provide children with hands-on learning experiences in agriculture, gardening, and sustainability, fostering a deeper connection to the environment and an understanding of where our food and flowers come from.
Program Overview
Our Youth Agriculture Classes aim to educate and inspire the next generation of gardeners and stewards of the land. Through interactive and engaging lessons, participants will learn the fundamental skills and science behind farming and gardening in a supportive and enriching environment.
Key Program Highlights
- Planting Basics: Learn how to grow plants, including flowers like dahlias and vegetables, from seeds or bulbs.
- Sustainability Education: Discover eco-friendly practices such as composting, soil care, and water conservation.
- Hands-On Farming Skills: Develop skills in planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting crops.
- Agricultural Science: Explore the science of soil, plant growth, and ecosystems through fun, interactive activities.
Program Details
- Start Date: March 2025
- Location: Alderton, Washington
- Eligibility: Children aged 6–14 years
- Class Size: Small groups to ensure individual attention and meaningful interaction
- Duration: Weekly classes, 1.5 hours each
- Cost: [Insert cost details, including sibling discounts if applicable]
Why Enroll Your Child?
- Hands-On Learning: Engage in practical, real-world experiences on a working farm.
- Connection to Nature: Encourage outdoor exploration and appreciation for the environment.
- Skill Building: Gain valuable knowledge in gardening, sustainability, and food production.
- Community: Be part of a program that nurtures teamwork, creativity, and responsibility.
Enrollment Information
Registration for the Youth Agriculture Classes will open in February 2025. Spaces are limited, so early enrollment is encouraged.