SOIL HEALTH: FOUNDATION FOR REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE
@ The Wild Farm

San Antonio, Texas
Sat March 7th, 9am-12pm

Please join us at Wild Farm SATX, a 2-acre innovative urban farm, for an experiential workshop where we will discuss the important role soil health plays in regenerative agriculture.

The workshop will illuminate basic regenerative ag principles and techniques for improving soil health. It will include a farm tour, demonstrations and instruction on simple, hands-on soil assessment techniques.

This free gathering will be open to people of all ages and levels of expertise.

Detailed directions and an agenda for this workshop will be emailed to those who register 2-3 days prior to the event. If you do not see that email, please be sure to check your spam. For questions, email smallproducers@txstate.edu.

THE WILD FARM: A 2-acre urban farm west of downtown San Antonio focusing on empowering women and gender diverse people in urban agriculture. Products include vegetables, herbs and flowers.

INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Ken Mix is the Program director of The Small Producer Initiative at Texas State University and currently teaches entomology, soil health, and crop production, with active research on small producer needs, soil, and water resources. He is a former vegetable producer and currently runs SKM Homestead, a small livestock and mixed produce 50-acre farm in Fentress, Texas.