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September 22, 2017

Take Your Seed Cleaning Skills to the Next Level

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November 12, 2017
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. | Good Egg Farm | 50537 Moiese Valley Rd. | Moiese, MT 59864

Want to take your specialty crop seed processing and handling skills to the next level? Join us for a hands-on training that includes a demonstration of seed cleaning, processing, and handling. Demonstrations will include low-tech, hands-on techniques as well as small-scale seed cleaning equipment. A number of vegetable seed crops will be the focus of this two-hour training. Participants are invited to bring small quantities of their uncleaned seed crops to request technical advice from course instructors and other participants.

About the location: Good Egg Farm is located 10 miles west of Ronan, in the Moiese Valley and on the Flathead Indian Reservation. The farm sits on a windy bluff looking out over the Flathead River to the west, with a view of the Mission Mountains to the east. They are longtime egg producers transitioning to vegetable and seed production. They now offer seed of useful varieties of vegetables through the Triple Divide Organic Seeds Cooperative.

This workshop is made possible thanks to a grant awarded through the Montana Department of Agriculture’s Specialty Crop Block Grant Program.

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Regions: Intermountain West

Tags: Equipment, Events, Seed saving

Cathleen McCluskey

Cathleen McCluskey is the policy and advocacy director at Organic Seed Alliance. She leads our legal and cultural advocacy work developing policies that support organic agriculture and farmers' rights to save seed.

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