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An Intentional Farm Community located in Colrain, Massachusetts

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Earthen Oven Workshops

June 8, 2011 by stowe farm

plums and sausage

Katywil hosted 3 workshops to build an earthen oven, a century’s old technology still used today in small villages and communities around the world. These ovens are made from simple materials, clay, sand, straw and limestone. They hold heat beautifully, reaching 700-800 degrees, enough to cook a pizza in minutes. As they cool they can… [Read More]

Filed Under: artisan craft, workshops

Turkeys, and Chickens, and Quails, oh my!

May 30, 2011 by stowe farm

  Chicken and quail eggs Haynes’ turkey eggs have another 10 days in the incubator, but two days ago Andrew’s incubator with quail eggs started popping like pop corn! He opened it, they hatched and were hopping all over the place!  

Filed Under: poultry

Building the Earthen Oven!

May 26, 2011 by stowe farm

Big thanks to our fearless leaders, Ashley Schenk and Joshua Freund. We worked hard and steadily all day. What a great group and team effort. Sunday, June 5 we will have the Lime Plaster Workshop to seal it, and June 10-12 we will build a shelter for the oven at the Timber Frame Workshop.

Filed Under: artisan craft, events, workshops

Opening reception for Portrait Tales: The Art of Leaving

May 26, 2011 by stowe farm

Please come out to Greenfield to help our neighbor, Cynthia McLaughlin, celebrate the first installment of this new work.  As an extension of performance she, through collaboration with Chattman Photography and the amazing performers, Krista De Nio, Lani Nahele, Jennifer Polins, Saliq Frances Savage and Cassie Sioux Mills, have capturedthe developing characters through the photographic… [Read More]

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Lime Plaster 101 Workshop

May 18, 2011 by stowe farm

fter the stone foundation is in and the earthen oven is built, it should have a sturdy coat of protection. Natural builder, Ryan Chivers will be teaching plaster courses at Yestermorrow. Before he heads back to Colorado, he has arranged to come to Katywil, and guide us through the process, using the natural technique of lime plastering.

Filed Under: artisan craft, events, green building, workshops

Don't Miss Slow Living Summit in Brattleboro June 1,2,3

May 6, 2011 by stowe farm

Come to the Slow Living Summit on June 1-3.

Filed Under: events, resiliency, sustainability

Alex Wilson, of BuildingGreen, Inc. and all around amazing guy

May 6, 2011 by stowe farm

Besides being a writer focused on green building, energy, the environment, and the outdoors, he is the founder and executive editor of Environmental Building News, published by BuildingGreen, Inc., a great dad and husband, and 2010 winner of The Hanley Award for Vision and Leadership in Sustainable Housing.

Filed Under: green building, resiliency, sustainability

Greendrinks Franklin County

April 29, 2011 by stowe farm

Green Drinks

We’re passing on this invitation from Kirsten & Rich Roth to come toGreendrinks in Franklin Co. 
This coming Wednesday, May 4, at 5:30PM at theHope and Olive in Downtown Greenfield.

Filed Under: events, sustainability

Summer Permaculture Design Certification Course

April 28, 2011 by stowe farm

I went to a Permaculture talk this week by Abrah Dresdale. Permaculture design always seemed so complicated, but it all made sense when she gave her presentation. Abrah will be one of the instructors for this summer course. I highly recommend it. – Nancy Course description: Permaculture holds a vision of designing integrated human systems… [Read More]

Filed Under: events, permaculture, resiliency, sustainability

Mushroom Inoculation Workshop April 23

April 17, 2011 by stowe farm

The sun is getting higher and we are inoculating red oak, sugar maple, red maple and black  birch logs with a variety of shiitake and oyster mushroom spawn. Some people have shown an interest in attending a mushroom cultivation workshop. Therefore, I plan to offer a teaching session on log inoculation. This symposium is for… [Read More]

Filed Under: local food, resiliency, sustainability, workshops

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