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SUMMARY:FULL - Summer Camps at Stoney Creek Farm
DESCRIPTION:Although our Summer Camps are FULL you can join the waitlist by sending an email to stoneycreekfarmtennessee@gmail.com.  We will fill out cancellations from the waitlist and possibly open another week of camp later in the Summer.\nBecome a farmer on a real working farm!  At Farm Camp\, you will learn about ecosystems\, plant seeds and harvest veggies in our new children’s garden\, hunt insects\, and go on exciting adventures in our woods!  Do you love all things nature?  Learn how to be a junior naturalist at our Nature Camp!  Hike through the forest\, hunt salamanders in the creek\, make your own nature journal\, learn how to identify trees\, and more!  Afternoons at the camp end with old-fashioned summertime fun!!  Water play includes slip n’ slides and squirt gun battles\, hula hoops\, jump ropes\, kites\, eating popsicles in the sunshine\, & more!  Ages 6 – 10\, 9:00am to 3:00pm\, Monday through Friday.   \nThe Camp cost is $250 per week and will require a $100 non-refundable deposit to register a child. To find out more information\, get registration forms\, or visit the farm\, email stoneycreekfarmtennessee@gmail.com or call 615-591-0015.  After paying for the deposit or the total camp fee\, please click on this REGISTRATION LINK to complete the registration for your child. \nFULL – Summer Nature Camp June 13 – 17\nFULL – Summer Farm Camp June 20 -24
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/summer-camps-at-stoney-creek-farm/
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - How to Make Kombucha - the Healthy Tea
DESCRIPTION:Why spend large amounts of money on Kombucha at the grocery store\, when you can easily make your own\, for pennies on the dollar.  Learn about the health benefits of Kombucha brewed tea and why it boosts your metabolism and helps you develop a healthy gut!  This 90-minute class taught by Beth Moran will give you the confidence to make your own Kombucha at home and develop recipes that will satisfy your palette for years to come! \nIn this class Beth will teach you about:\n1) Ingredients you will need\n2) Equipment you need\n3) Steps of basic Kombucha fermenting\n4) Safety and sanitation methods for safe fermenting \nBeth will send you home with starter ingredients to produce your first batch of Kombucha:\n1) A Kombucha Scoby\n2) Organic Black Tea\n3) Organic Sugar \nSold Out – How to Make Kombucha\, the Healthy Tea\nDate:  Saturday\, June 4th\, 2022\nTime:  10 am – 11:30 am\nCost:  $35 per person\nBio\nBeth Moran has been making Kombucha for her entire extended family for years.  She has tried numerous teas and flavoring ingredients to make her fermented tea a refreshing and delicious beverage.  Beth and her husband Joe\, have a keen interest in fermentation in general and understand the importance of a healthy gut to improve their immunity system. \nThe Morans held a very successful and informative class on Home Wine Making in 2019 at Stoney Creek Farm.  They have also made vinegar\, sour kraut\, and sourdough bread. Curing meat is a different type of fermentation which they have done for years with hams and bacon. \nBeth grew up in Jackson\, TN on a dairy farm where she and her siblings were a big part of the daily working of the dairy. She graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a bachelor’s degree in Home Economics Education. She was a stay-at-home mom to their 4 children\, homeschooling and being very involved in their education at public school. Teaching Sunday School\, substitute teaching at school\, and then being a kindergarten teacher assistant for 13 years are some of the ways she has been involved in education. However\, the somewhat old-fashioned idea of homemaking has always been the most important aspect of Beth’s life.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/how-to-make-kombucha-the-healthy-tea-4/
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SUMMARY:Kid's Nature Hike:  Foraging for Food
DESCRIPTION:Kid’s Nature Hike:  Foraging for Food\nSaturday\, May 28\, 10 – 11:30 am\nCost: $20\, which includes instruction and identification guide\n\n\n\n\n  \nStoney Creek Farm has 15 acres and most of it is covered in edible food.  We will go on an imaginative nature hike across the farm to learn all about edible and medicinal plants that masquerade as ‘common weeds’\, but are actually nutritious and beneficial herbs (wild edibles). \nWhat will Kids learn in this Nature Hike?\n\nCommon weeds you can eat\nPlants for food (dandelions) versus plants for medicinal purposes (plantain)\nHabitat of wild edibles – eg. ramps are not found in a swamp\nCompanion plants – usually one edible will have another near it\nHandy Guides to help identify edibles\nPoisonous Plants to avoid\nParts of the wild edible that are best to eat…flower\, stem\, leaf\n\nThe Nature Hike will start on the back porch of the Stoney Creek Barn and go across the creek and several acres of the farm.  Kids should wear sturdy shoes and layered clothing depending on the weather.  After the hike\, kids can also go feed the goats and walk around the farm/play on the swing set. Parents/Grandparents are welcome to bring a lunch and enjoy time outdoors on the farm.\n\nNote: Any parents who want to drop off older children\, must sign a farm liability waiver.\n\nStoney Creek Farm has been searching for someone to lead kid activities here in Franklin and Cori Williams is the perfect teacher for making every class FUN! We are adding more kid’s classes at affordable prices throughout the year. Your kids will LOVE her innovative teaching style!  Healthy learning environments have an effective teaching strategy where students can learn positive participation and that is what Cori emulates.\n\n\n\nTeacher Bio\nCori Williams has many talents: Teacher\, Graphic artist\, certified Tennessee Naturalist\, and has taught using the Charlotte Mason and Reggio Emilia methods. She has a true LOVE of Nature and Sustainable Living and would love to share that enthusiasm with your child.\n\nCori and her 10-year-old son are native Nashvillians and are constantly seeking new opportunities for nature hikes and effective/engaging learning experiences.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/kids-nature-hike-foraging-for-food/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220521T120000
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Canning 101:  Preserve Your Own Healthy Food
DESCRIPTION:Sold Out – Canning 101:  Preserve Your Own Healthy Food\nMay 21\, 2022\n10 am – 12 noon\nCost $35\, which includes all supplies and instructions\nAlthough this class is sold out\, please check out the other two Canning 101 classes in June and July. \nIn the Canning 101 Class\, Leigh Funderburk will teach you the lost art of how to preserve your own healthy food (and why you should)\, so you can know exactly what you are eating and experience the nutrition you were meant to receive!  Preserving food is a valuable sustainable skill that you can teach your kids and grand kids.  If future pandemics occur\, your canned goods will provide you and your family with healthy food to eat all year round.  In this 2 hour canning class\, we will share recipes and taste pickles\, jams and jellies\, while learning how to stock your pantry.   It’s easy and satisfying to preserve your garden bounty or make your own special gifts to share with others. \nCanning 101 is an actual live demonstration of the following topics: \nPressure Canning for non-acidic foods (like green beans\, meats\, etc)\nWater Bath Canning for sweet and acidic foods (like tomatoes \, jams \, and pickles)\nBlanching for the Freezer\nAlso discussed are all the processes for Jelly & Jams\, Pickling\, and Drying Herbs and fruit.  You will also be able to see all the ingredients and equipment needed to preserve almost every type of product for your pantry or freezer! \nIf you have questions or need further information\, simply email Leigh at stoneycreekfarmtennessee@gmail.com
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/canning-101-preserve-your-own-healthy-food/
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SUMMARY:"All About Herbs" Class with Cindy Shapton\, the Cracked Pot Gardener
DESCRIPTION:“All About Herbs” Class with Cindy Shapton\, the Cracked Pot Gardener\nSunday afternoon\, May 1st\, 2 -4 pm\nCost: $35\n\n\n\n\n  \nIn this class\, Cindy will show you how Herbs are all around us and completely at home in lawns\, woods\, flowerbeds\, kitchen gardens\, rooftops and containers. She will shed new light on the way you look at these unique and useful plants. Get inspired as you learn how to incorporate herbs into your everyday life. She will also discuss the following topics: \n\nHerbs make great companions in your garden – not only are beautiful and edible but can be great neighbors in the kitchen garden building helpful relationships with vegetables. These neighbors work hard keeping bad guys at bay while hosting beneficial insects to help keep everything in balance and naturally free of pesticides.\nHerbs have a Secret Life! They are multi-faceted plants with many uses that may surprise you.\nSimple Medicinal Herbs – let’s talk about which herb brewed in a cup of tea\, chopped into your salad\, or applied topically can benefit you and your family naturally. She will show you how to make a comfrey salve that has healing properties to soothe inflamed skin.\nKeep boring out of the kitchen with the use of herbs from the garden. From cooking to cleaning to sipping tea with a friend\, herbs make everything better!\n\nIf you would like to purchase Cindy’s “Cracked Pot Herb Book” the cost will be $15 and she will offer these at the end of the session. \nBio\nCindy Shapton speaks\, writes\, designs\, and consults when she is not working in her own herb and flower farm in Fernvale\, TN. Known as The Cracked Pot Gardener; the title of a column Cindy wrote for the Williamson Herald. Cindy writes articles for many magazines and is a regular contributor for State-by-State Gardening and The Tennessee Gardener as well as a contributing garden expert to Tractor Supply Company’s ‘Know How Central’. She is the former owner of Hyssop Hill Herb Farm and Coyote Herb Ranch both in Franklin\, TN. Cindy is past president of the Williamson County Master Gardeners. Cindy is the author of “The Cracked Pot Herb Book” – Simple Ways to Incorporate Herbs into Everyday Life. Visit her website www.cindyshapton.com “Like” her Facebook Page and follow her on Instagram – ‘The Cracked Pot Gardener’ to keep up with all the latest dirt. Cindy Shapton www.cindyshapton.com
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/all-about-herbs-class-with-cindy-shapton-the-cracked-pot-gardener/
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SUMMARY:Kid's Bug Scavenger Hunt
DESCRIPTION:Kid’s Bug Scavenger Hunt\nSaturday\, April 30\, 10 – 11:30 am\nCost $20\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHow many bugs can you find on a farm?  Find out when you go on this imaginative and fun scavenger hunt! \nBugs are part of the ecosystem that provide many benefits to our natural environment.  It’s exciting to learn all of the different jobs that bugs do to keep nature healthy and clean. \nThe Bug Scavenger Hunt will start on the back porch of the Stoney Creek Barn and go across the creek and several acres of the farm.  Kids should wear sturdy shoes and layered clothing depending on the weather.  After the hike\, kids can also go feed the goats and walk around the farm/play on the swing set. Parents/Grandparents are welcome to bring a lunch and enjoy time outdoors on the farm.\n\nNote: Any parents who want to drop off older children\, must sign a farm liability waiver.\n\nStoney Creek Farm has been searching for someone to lead kid activities here in Franklin and Cori Williams is the perfect teacher for making every class FUN! We are adding more kid’s classes at affordable prices throughout the year. Your kids will LOVE her innovative teaching style!  Healthy learning environments have an effective teaching strategy where students can learn positive participation and that is what Cori emulates.\n\n\n\nTeacher Bio\nCori Williams has many talents: Teacher\, Graphic artist\, certified Tennessee Naturalist\, and has taught using the Charlotte Mason and Reggio Emilia methods. She has a true LOVE of Nature and Sustainable Living and would love to share that enthusiasm with your child.\n\nCori and her 10-year-old son are native Nashvillians and are constantly seeking new opportunities for nature hikes and effective/engaging learning experiences.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/kids-bug-scavenger-hunt/
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Canning 101:  How to Preserve Your Own Healthy Food
DESCRIPTION:Sold Out – Canning 101:  Preserve Your Own Healthy Food\nSaturday\, April 16th\, 2022\n10 am – 12 noon\nCost $35\, which includes all supplies and instructions\nWe have three other Canning 101 Classes available:  May 21\, June 18\, and July 16. \nIn the Canning 101 Class\, Leigh Funderburk will teach you the lost art of how to preserve your own healthy food (and why you should)\, so you can know exactly what you are eating and experience the nutrition you were meant to receive!  Preserving food is a valuable sustainable skill that you can teach your kids and grand kids.  If future pandemics occur\, your canned goods will provide you and your family with healthy food to eat all year round.  In this 2 hour canning class\, we will share recipes and taste pickles\, jams and jellies\, while learning how to stock your pantry.   It’s easy and satisfying to preserve your garden bounty or make your own special gifts to share with others. \nCanning 101 is an actual live demonstration of the following topics: \nPressure Canning for non-acidic foods (like green beans\, meats\, etc)\nWater Bath Canning for sweet and acidic foods (like tomatoes \, jams \, and pickles)\nBlanching for the Freezer\nAlso discussed are all the processes for Jelly & Jams\, Pickling\, and Drying Herbs and fruit.  You will also be able to see all the ingredients and equipment needed to preserve almost every type of product for your pantry or freezer! \nIf you have questions or need further information\, simply email Leigh at stoneycreekfarmtennessee@gmail.com
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/2110/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220402T113000
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SUMMARY:Canceled - Kid's Nature Hike:  Tree Identification
DESCRIPTION:Canceled – Kid’s Nature Hike:  Tree Identification\nSaturday\, April 2\, 10 – 11:30 am\nCost:  $20\nWe apologize for this cancelation\, but please check out our other Kid’s Classes at this LINK. \nStoney Creek Farm has 15 acres and about 1/2 of it is covered in trees.  We will go on an imaginative nature hike across the farm to learn all about the trees that grow in Middle Tennessee.  Each species has certain characteristics and that is what we will use to identify each species of tree.  Did you know that there are nearly 1\,200 species of trees that grow naturally in the U.S. and about 50\,000 species worldwide? \nWhat will Kids learn in this Nature Hike?\n\nTree species and the tree parts that are used to identify them\nThe difference in ‘native’ versus ‘exotic’ trees\nThe two types of trees:  conifers and broadleaf.\nHow to measure the age of a tree\nLeaf structure\nBeneficial and Detrimental Insects of trees\nTree diseases…and so much more\n\nThe Nature Hike will start on the back porch of the Stoney Creek Barn and go across the creek and several acres of the farm.  Kids should wear sturdy shoes and layered clothing depending on the weather.  After the hike\, kids can also go feed the goats and walk around the farm/play on the swing set. Parents/Grandparents are welcome to bring a lunch and enjoy time outdoors on the farm.\n\nNote: Any parents who want to drop off older children\, must sign a farm liability waiver.\n\nStoney Creek Farm has been searching for someone to lead kid activities here in Franklin and Cori Williams is the perfect teacher for making every class FUN! We are adding more kid’s classes at affordable prices throughout the year. Your kids will LOVE her innovative teaching style!  Healthy learning environments have an effective teaching strategy where students can learn positive participation and that is what Cori emulates.\n\n\n\nTeacher Bio\nCori Williams has many talents: Teacher\, Graphic artist\, certified Tennessee Naturalist\, and has taught using the Charlotte Mason and Reggio Emilia methods. She has a true LOVE of Nature and Sustainable Living and would love to share that enthusiasm with your child.\n\nCori and her 10-year-old son are native Nashvillians and are constantly seeking new opportunities for nature hikes and effective/engaging learning experiences.\n 
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/kids-nature-hike-tree-identification/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220327T153000
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SUMMARY:Kid's Class:  Create an Herb Garden with Seeds & Seedlings
DESCRIPTION:RESCHEDULED\nKid’s Class:  Create an Herb Garden with Seeds and Seedlings\nSaturday\, March 19th\, 10 – 11:30 am\nSunday\, March 27th\, 2 – 3:30 pm\nCost $20 which includes all materials\, seed\, seedlings\, and instructions\n\n\n\n\nLet 2022 be the year that your kids and grandkids learn to cultivate an Herb Garden with seeds and seedlings.  Because herb seeds are so small\, it is sometimes difficult to get them to germinate and thrive.   Also\, herb seeds take longer to germinate than vegetable seeds\, so it’s important to know how to and how much water is needed for them to sprout.  In this kid’s class\, they will be able to create a beginning herb garden by learning to plant seeds and transplant seedlings. \nWhat will kids learn in this class?\n\nHow to grow plants from seed (even tiny herb ones)\nWhat the seeds will look like after they germinate\nHow to transplant seedlings into soil\nWatering methods – how often – how much\nTemperatures for germination\nDifferent types of herbs and how to use them\nCulinary versus healing herbs\n\n\nThe class will be on the 12′ x 60′ back porch that is covered with an enclosure so they will be out of wind and rain. Kids can also go feed the goats and walk around the farm/play on the swing set. Parents/Grandparents are welcome to bring a lunch and enjoy time outdoors on the farm.\n\nNote: Any parents who want to drop off older children\, must sign a farm liability waiver.\n\nStoney Creek Farm has been searching for someone to lead kid activities here in Franklin and Cori Williams is the perfect teacher for making every class FUN! We are adding more kid’s classes at affordable prices throughout the year. Your kids will LOVE her innovative teaching style!  Healthy learning environments have an effective teaching strategy where students can learn positive participation and that is what Cori emulates.\n\n\n\nTeacher Bio\nCori Williams has many talents: Teacher\, Graphic artist\, certified Tennessee Naturalist\, and has taught using the Charlotte Mason and Reggio Emilia methods. She has a true LOVE of Nature and Sustainable Living and would love to share that enthusiasm with your child.\n\nCori and her 10-year-old son are native Nashvillians and are constantly seeking new opportunities for nature hikes and effective/engaging learning experiences.\n\n\n  \n 
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/kids-class-create-an-herb-garden-with-seeds-seedlings/
LOCATION:Stoney Creek Farm\, 4700 Coe Ln.\, Franklin\, TN\, 37064\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220326T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220326T113000
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SUMMARY:How to Grow Blackberries in Your Own Backyard
DESCRIPTION:Yearning for some blackberry cobbler?  Wondering how hard it would be to grow your own blackberries? Wishing you could pick blackberries without the thorns or chiggers?  If so\, then this class is for YOU!\nHow to Grow Blackberries Class\nSaturday\, March 26\, 2022\, 10 – 11:30 am\nCost $35\, includes all resources and two blackberry canes to transplant\n\n\n\n\n\nOlin Funderburk has been successfully growing thornless blackberries for 12 years at Stoney Creek Farm.  He wants to share his knowledge and help you propagate succulent\, hybrid blackberries in your own backyard.  He will show you just how easy it is to plant\, cultivate and prune your own blackberry vines.  After the class\, Olin will send you home with two blackberry vines from his proven stock.  Also attending will be Taylor Reeder our local Agriculture Extension Agent\, who is very knowledgeable about growing any type of berries and ready to share her expertise with the community. \nThe class will cover the following topics: \n\nBest varieties to grow in Middle Tennessee\nProper timing to transplant canes\nSoil testing and amendments\nPruning for the best results\n\n \nOlin Funderburk Bio \nOlin earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Building Construction\, Engineering & Technology from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1982.   He has worked for over 30 years in all facets of the construction and residential development industry\, but he never forgot his love of the land and farming.  He retired from the corporate world to expand income streams on Stoney Creek Farm\, the farm he and his wife\, Leigh\, founded in 2005.  The farm has a Summer U-Pick Garden\, garden rental plots\, sustainable living classes\, as well as other income streams. \nThe Funderburk’s farm won the 2014 TSU Small Farmer of the Year Award in the category of Innovative Marketing.  and they continue to pursue the farm mission of “teaching people how to grow their own healthy food”\, as well as educating the public on sustainable living practices via the Stoney Creek Farm website and social media.  Stoney Creek Farm has been featured on television shows and news segments such as Volunteer Gardener\, Live Green Tennessee\, the Christian Broadcast Network\, WZTV Fox17\, and WKRN-TV News 2.  They have also been featured on Radio talk shows such as WTN’s Michael DelGiorno Show and Franklin’s WAKM 950. \nIn 2016\, the Funderburk’ published a book on sustainable farm living called\, “Dirt Rich” and distributed over 2\,000 in print and e-book formats to date. \n \nTaylor Reeder Bio: \nTaylor Reeder is the UT/TSU – Williamson County Extension Horticulture Agent. She works with both commercial and residential clientele\, providing programming and education in all areas of horticulture. Taylor received her B.S and M.S. in Horticulture from Auburn University. She worked with both the University of Florida & Auburn University Extension programs before her appointment in Tennessee. Taylor is an ISA Certified Arborist and lover of all things outdoors; a passion that she shares with her husband Drake and 2-year-old son\, James.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/2107/
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - How to Build a Temporary Greenhouse for Summer Gardens
DESCRIPTION:Sold Out!\nRESCHEDULED DATE/TIME\nHow to Build a Temporary Greenhouse\nSaturday\, March 5\, 2022\, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm\n                     March 19\, 2022\, 1:00 – 3:00 pm\nCost:  $35\, includes material list\, diagram\, and hands-on demonstration\nIf you want to learn how to build an inexpensive\, temporary greenhouse that is easy to put up and take down each year\, then this class is for you!  Olin Funderburk has been building our farm’s greenhouse structure for the last 11 years and is able to re-use materials year to year.   Olin will provide you with a materials list and allow you to participate in building the structure\, so you can see how easy it is to erect. \nYou will also see the re-purposed tables and learn of other “free” stands to use inside while growing your seedlings.  Planting stations are easy too…just some scrap lumber and a plastic tote for the soil.  You don’t have to spend a lot of money to grow all of your garden plants from seed. \n \n  \n  \nBio \n \n Olin earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Building Construction\, Engineering & Technology from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1982.   He has worked for over 30 years in all facets of the construction and residential development industry\, but he never forgot his love of the land and farming.  He retired from the corporate world to expand income streams on Stoney Creek Farm\, the farm he and his wife\, Leigh\, founded in 2005.  The farm has a Summer U-Pick Garden\, garden rental plots\, sustainable living classes\, as well as other income streams. \nThe \n Funderburk’s farm won the 2014 TSU Small Farmer of the Year Award in the category of Innovative Marketing.  and they continue to pursue the farm mission of “teaching people how to grow their own healthy food”\, as well as educating the public on sustainable living practices via the Stoney Creek Farm website and social media.  Stoney Creek Farm has been featured on television shows and news segments such as Volunteer Gardener\, Live Green Tennessee\, the Christian Broadcast Network\, WZTV Fox17\, and WKRN-TV News 2.  They have also been featured on Radio talk shows such as WTN’s Michael DelGiorno Show and Franklin’s WAKM 950. \nIn 2016\, the Funderburk’ published a book on sustainable farm living called\, “Dirt Rich” and distributed over 2\,000 in print and e-book formats to date.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/how-to-build-a-temporary-greenhouse-for-summer-gardens/
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - How to Grow Mushrooms using Log Cultivation with Anna Dellapenta
DESCRIPTION:Sold Out – How to Grow Mushrooms with Anna Dellapenta\nSaturday\, February 26\, 2022\, 10-11:30 am\nCost $35\, which includes education\, instruction plus an inoculated mushroom log to take home\n  \nHave you always wanted to grow mushrooms\, but weren’t sure where to start???  This ‘How to Grow Mushrooms” Class will give you all of the information you need to begin your fungi journey.  Anna Dellapenta will share her love of growing delicious mushrooms with you\, so that you can jump start your new hobby with valuable information to make it all worthwhile.  She will cover the following topics: \n\nLifecycle of mushrooms\nEcological role of the mushroom and why it’s important\nLog cultivation with focus on wide ranging oyster and shiitake species\nAdditional resources for growing your knowledge base and sourcing supplies\n\nWhat will you learn and take home? \n\nThe type of wood that mushrooms thrive on\nHow to inoculate small logs with mushrooms plugs\nThe process of growing and cultivating mushrooms on logs\nHow to force cultivation\nTake Home – one inoculated log with shiitake mushrooms to cultivate\n\n \nBio \nAnna Dellapenta is a Wildlife Diversity Aquatic Biologist for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.  She loves all things involving wildlife and nature!  Her love of mushrooms is a hobby gone wild and she enjoys teaching others about our fungi friends. \nAnna received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Fisheries Science from Virginia Tech.  Her specialty at work is freshwater mussel propagation.  She has produced and reintroduced some of the most endangered mussel species in the country. \nShe fell in love with mushrooms while doing fieldwork for her degree.  She started with foraging for wild mushrooms\, moved on to indoor cultivation and eventually started using logs for outdoor cultivation because it’s much easier.  Although not formally trained in growing fungi\, mushrooms have been Anna’s passion for over 10 years.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/how-to-grow-mushrooms-using-log-cultivation-with-anna-dellapenta/
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SUMMARY:Kid's Class:  Create a Fairy Garden
DESCRIPTION:Kid’s Class:  Create a Fairy Garden\nSaturday\, Feb 19\, 10 am – 12 noon\nCost:  $20 which includes all supplies and instructions\n\n\n\n\n\nA child’s imagination is a wonderful thing!  Come to Stoney Creek Farm and let your child/grandchild experience making their own all-natural Fairy Garden out of moss\, bark\, evergreens\, rocks\, lichens\, mushrooms\, and more.\n\nThe class will be on the 12′ x 60′ back porch that is covered with an enclosure…out of wind and rain. Kids can also go feed the goats and walk around the farm/play on the swing set. Parents are welcome to bring a lunch and enjoy time outdoors on the farm.\n\nNote: Any parents who want to drop off older children\, must sign a farm liability waiver.\n\nStoney Creek Farm has been searching for someone to lead kid activities here in Franklin and Cori Williams is the perfect teacher for making every class FUN! We are adding more kid’s classes at affordable prices throughout the year. Your kids will LOVE her innovative teaching style!  Healthy learning environments have an effective teaching strategy where students can learn positive participation and that is what Cori emulates.\n\n\n\nTeacher Bio\nCori Williams has many talents: Teacher\, Graphic artist\, certified Tennessee Naturalist\, and has taught using the Charlotte Mason and Reggio Emilia methods. She has a true LOVE of Nature and Sustainable Living and would love to share that enthusiasm with your child.\n\nCori and her 10-year-old son are native Nashvillians and are constantly seeking new opportunities for nature hikes and effective/engaging learning experiences.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/kids-class-create-a-faerie-garden/
LOCATION:Stoney Creek Farm\, 4700 Coe Ln.\, Franklin\, TN\, 37064\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220205T153000
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SUMMARY:Kid's Class: Homemade Bird Feeders
DESCRIPTION:Kid’s Class:  Homemade Bird Feeders\nSaturday\, February 5th\, 2 – 3:30 pm\nCost: $20 per child\, which includes all supplies and instruction\n\n\n\n\n  \nWinter is the perfect time to show a little love to our feathered friends!  It is also a season filled with opportunities to quietly observe and learn more about the birds that visit your neighborhood  We will be making a variety of simple bird feeders using repurposed items such as pine cones and toilet paper rolls.  All ages and abilities are welcome. \nFebruary also brings a special chance for kids to become citizen scientists while watching the winged inhabitants of the skies. During the Great Backyard Bird Count\, February 18-21\, 2022\, count the birds in your family’s favorite outdoor spaces\, then share your findings to assist scientists in gaining a better understanding of the global bird population. Tools and apps on the Audubon Society website\, www.birdcount.org\, help families identify species\, track findings\, and share photos and experiences with other bird watchers around the world. \nThe class will be on the 12′ x 60′ back porch that is covered with an enclosure…out of wind and rain. Kids can also go feed the goats and walk around the farm/play on the swing set. Parents/Grandparents are welcome to bring a lunch and enjoy time outdoors on the farm.\n\nNote: Any parents who want to drop off older children\, must sign a farm liability waiver.\n\nStoney Creek Farm has been searching for someone to lead kid activities here in Franklin and Cori Williams is the perfect teacher for making every class FUN! We are adding more kid’s classes at affordable prices throughout the year. Your kids will LOVE her innovative teaching style!  Healthy learning environments have an effective teaching strategy where students can learn positive participation and that is what Cori emulates.\n\n\n\nTeacher Bio\nCori Williams has many talents: Teacher\, Graphic artist\, certified Tennessee Naturalist\, and has taught using the Charlotte Mason and Reggio Emilia methods. She has a true LOVE of Nature and Sustainable Living and would love to share that enthusiasm with your child.\n\nCori and her 10-year-old son are native Nashvillians and are constantly seeking new opportunities for nature hikes and effective/engaging learning experiences.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/kids-class-homemade-bird-feeders/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220205T120000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220121T201229Z
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Easy Prep and Recipes for a Plant Based Diet
DESCRIPTION:Sold Out – Easy Prep and Recipes for a Plant Based Diet\nSaturday\, February 5th\, 10 am – 12 noon\nCost $35 which includes all tastings\, recipes and handout guides\nLearn creative ways to use common ingredients to make tasty\, wholesome meals that can be prepared ahead of time for easy lunches and quick dinners during the work week. \nWe will prepare three recipes for tasting during the class to show just how easy and yummy incorporating more plants into your meals can be. \nWhat will you receive from the class? \n\nDemonstration of three ‘tried and true’ plant-based recipes to delight your taste buds\nNicolette’s story of plant based food training and experiences in Spain and the US\nTons of other plant-based recipes\nSeveral handouts to guide and inspire you after the class\n\n  \n \nBio: \nNicolette Maio is an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and yoga teacher\, who is currently in school at MTSU working towards a degree in Nutrition and Food science with a focus in dietetics. \nShe attended several vegan chef trainings at the Vegan Gastronomy Culinary Academy in Mallorca\, Spain in 2018 after being vegan for several years. In her free time she coordinates and cooks for events and works as a farmer at Old School Farm\, a non profit that employees adults with disabilities and donates food to Nashville food pantries. \nAs a future dietitian\, she plans to continue to help people learn about working with local food and is curating a farm program that will invite people to attend retreats focused on bringing people back to nature and themselves through food\, farming and movement. \n 
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/easy-prep-and-recipes-for-a-plant-based-diet/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220122T120000
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Instant Pot Cooking Class
DESCRIPTION:Sold – Out    Instant Pot Cooking Class\nSaturday\, January 22\, 10 am – 12 noon\nCost $35 which includes all instructions\, recipes\, and delicious tastings\nDid you receive a very special gift called an “Instant Pot” and you are afraid to use it?  Join the multitudes of people who have never pressure cooked before\, but now have an easy and fast way to prepare meals.  I have multiple friends who still have their Instant Pot in the box and swear that this is the year they will learn to use it….does this sound familiar? \nLeigh Funderburk will resolve all your fears about pressure cooking with her new in-person Instant Pot Cooking Class.  She will show you how easy and fast you can prepare a meal AFTER you get home from work…really!   Want to have Sunday dinner ready for lunch after church?  By using the delay start button\, the Instant Pot can finish cooking a roast and have it ready at noon. \nWhat will you learn in this class? \n\nCooking frozen chicken in record time\nEasy baked potatoes\nSlow cooker features with pot roast and root vegetables\nFoamy items like Macaroni and Cheese\nPlus settings such as rice\, cake\, multigrain\, saute\, and chile/beans\nHow to set the delay start for later cooking\nSlow cooker features\nThe recipes to use in the Instant Pot for the best results\nTop mistakes to avoid as a beginner\nAnd more….\n\nLeigh will also share her favorite seasonings to use with meat and vegetarian dishes!  Even if you have used the Instant Pot before\, this class will help you perfect your skills.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/instant-pot-cooking-class/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211211T113000
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SUMMARY:Kid's Farm Class - Handmade Vintage Ornaments
DESCRIPTION:Kid’s Farm Class – Handmade Vintage Ornaments\nSaturday\, December 11\, 2021\, 10 – 11:30 am\nCost $15 which includes all supplies\, instructions\, and refreshments\n\n\n\n\nBring your children – all ages and abilities – to make three vintage ornaments at Stoney Creek Farm! \n🌲Ribbon Trees \n🍊Dried Fruits & Nuts Garland \n😇Hymnal Page Angel \nThere will be cookies\, hot chocolate\, and spiced cider.   All ages and abilities are welcome! \nThe class will be outside at picnic tables near the back porch. Kids can also go feed the goats and walk around the farm/play on the swing set. Parents are welcome to bring a lunch and enjoy time outdoors on the farm. \nNote:  Any parents who want to drop off older children\, must sign a farm liability waiver. \nStoney Creek Farm has been searching for someone to lead kid activities here in Franklin and Cori Williams is the perfect teacher for making every class FUN!  We will be adding more kid’s classes at affordable prices in the near future.  Your kids will LOVE her innovative teaching style!  Any healthy learning environment has an effective teaching strategy where students can learn positive participation and that is what Cori emulates. \n  \n \n  \nTeacher Bio \nCori Williams has many talents:  Teacher\, Graphic artist\, certified Tennessee Naturalist\, and has taught using the Charlotte Mason and Reggio Emilia methods.  She has a true LOVE of Nature and Sustainable Living and would love to share that enthusiasm with your child. \nCori and her 10-year-old son are native Nashvillians and are constantly seeking new opportunities for nature hikes and effective/engaging learning experiences. \n  \n 
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/kids-farm-class-handmade-vintage-ornaments/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211120T160000
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SUMMARY:Cori's Candles (and more) Open House
DESCRIPTION:Cori’s Candles (and more) Open House\nSaturday\, November 20\, 1-4 pm…drop in anytime\nFree Soy Candlemaking Class at 1:30 and 2:30 pm\nSoy wax vs. paraffin wax… which type of candle is more sustainable?\nParaffin wax costs less to produce\, making it the popular choice among your typical store-bought candles and major home scents retailers. \nHowever\, there are major differences—both for your health and for the health of the environment—between paraffin wax and soy wax. \nKeep reading for 5 reasons soy wax candles are more sustainable than paraffin wax candles. \nSoy wax is all-natural and renewable.\nSoy wax is made from—wait for it—soybeans! \nParaffin wax\, meanwhile\, is made from petroleum (think: crude oil)\, a fossil fuel that cannot be renewed. Not only is crude oil nonrenewable\, the collection process harms the environment. Last but not least\, paraffin wax in solid form is not biodegradable. \nBut there’s no limit to the amount of soybeans we can grow. And because soy wax is plant-based\, it is 100% biodegradable. \nParaffin wax candles produce toxins when burned.\nSoy wax isn’t just better for the environment; it’s also better for your health. \nA 2009 study by South Carolina State University found that paraffin wax candles produce harmful chemicals when burned. \nAccording to the lead researcher of the study\, “The paraffin candles we tested released unwanted chemicals into the air. For a person who lights a candle every day for years or just uses them frequently\, inhalation of these dangerous pollutants drifting in the air could contribute to the development of health risks like cancer\, common allergies and even asthma.” \nOn the other hand\, researchers did not find that soy wax candles emit any harmful chemicals. \nSoy wax gives off less soot.\nWhile both soy wax and paraffin wax give off black soot while burning\, soy wax gives off noticeably less soot. \nSoy wax supports American farmers.\nAmerica leads the world in soybean production\, with the majority of soybean crops grown in Illinois\, Iowa\, and Indiana. When you purchase candles made from soy wax\, you’re supporting the American farmers who make a living from soybean production\, strengthening the American economy. \nSoy wax produces stronger\, longer-lasting scents—saving you money.\nSoy candles burn slower\, meaning they last longer. That means less bucks spent on purchasing new candles when one goes kaput. Additionally\, soy naturally carries fragrances well\, producing a stronger scent without the need for chemical additives to amplify the scent. \nHealthier for you\, healthier for the environment\, and better for your wallet… soy wax is a sustainable alternative to traditional paraffin wax candles. \nCheck out Cori’s Candles website to see some of the products she will have at the open house:  https://www.coricandlesnashville.com
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/coris-candles-and-more-open-house/
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls Class
DESCRIPTION:Although this Sourdough Bread Class is sold out\, please check out our online Sourdough Bread Class.  The online class is the exact same class as the in-person class and you have unlimited access to the material.  Check the online class out at this link:  https://dirt-rich-sustainable-learning.thinkific.com/courses/southern-sourdough-bread-and-cinnamon-rolls \nThe smell of fresh-baked bread is hard to resist…especially sourdough bread!  Have you always wanted to learn how to make your own Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls that you can serve at family gatherings or create a gift for a deserving friend?  Or maybe you just want to pass down a valuable skill to future generations?   If so\, this is the class for you! \nSouthern Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls Class\nDate: Saturday\, November 20\, 2021\nTime: 10:00 – 11:30 am \nLeigh Funderburk will show you how to feed your starter\, mix your dough\, pan it out (loaf/rolls) or roll it out (cinnamon rolls)\, and then bake it to perfection….every step.  It’s an easy recipe for success and takes only 48 hours to get that irresistible flavor.   You will be able to taste-test sourdough bread and cinnamon rolls in the class plus talk about some variations with the flour and ingredients (like herbs).  Join her at Stoney Creek Farm for a 90-minute class that will change your perception of bread-making. \nWhat will you take home from the class? \n\nYour own starter (continued from her Aunt Susan since the 1980s)\nStep-by-step instructions\nA calendarized schedule to help you with your bread production\n\nYour friends and family will love you forever when you bake them the truly sweet and savory Southern Sourdough Bread!
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/sourdough-bread-and-cinnamon-rolls-class-4/
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls Class
DESCRIPTION:Although this class is sold out\, there is one more class on November 20th or you can check out our online Sourdough Bread Class in the Farm ‘SHOP’. \nThe smell of fresh-baked bread is hard to resist…especially sourdough bread!  Have you always wanted to learn how to make your own Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls that you can serve at family gatherings or create a gift for a deserving friend?  Or maybe you just want to pass down a valuable skill to future generations?   If so\, this is the class for you! \nSouthern Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls Class\nDate: Saturday\, November 13\, 2021\nTime: 10:00 – 11:30 am
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/sourdough-bread-and-cinnamon-rolls-class-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211106T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211106T113000
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls Class
DESCRIPTION:Although this class is Sold Out\, we have two other classes on Nov 13 and 20 that you can attend. \nThe smell of fresh-baked bread is hard to resist…especially sourdough bread!  Have you always wanted to learn how to make your own Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls that you can serve at family gatherings or create a gift for a deserving friend?  Or maybe you just want to pass down a valuable skill to future generations?   If so\, this is the class for you! \nSouthern Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls Class\nDate: Saturday\, November 6\, 2021\nTime: 10:00 – 11:30 am \nLeigh Funderburk will show you how to feed your starter\, mix your dough\, pan it out (loaf/rolls) or roll it out (cinnamon rolls)\, and then bake it to perfection….every step.  It’s an easy recipe for success and takes only 48 hours to get that irresistible flavor.   You will be able to taste-test sourdough bread and cinnamon rolls in the class plus talk about some variations with the flour and ingredients (like herbs).  Join her at Stoney Creek Farm for a 90-minute class that will change your perception of bread-making. \nWhat will you take home from the class? \n\nYour own starter (continued from her Aunt Susan since the 1980s)\nStep-by-step instructions\nA calendarized schedule to help you with your bread production\n\nYour friends and family will love you forever when you bake them the truly sweet and savory Southern Sourdough Bread!
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/sourdough-bread-and-cinnamon-rolls-class-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211023T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211023T113000
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls Class
DESCRIPTION:Although this Sourdough Bread Class is Sold Out\, check out the three other classes this Fall:  Nov 6\, 13\, and 20.  \nThe smell of fresh-baked bread is hard to resist…especially sourdough bread!  Have you always wanted to learn how to make your own Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls that you can serve at family gatherings or create a gift for a deserving friend?  Or maybe you just want to pass down a valuable skill to future generations?   If so\, this is the class for you! \nSouthern Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls Class\nDate: Saturday\, October 23\, 2021\nTime: 10:00 – 11:30 am \nLeigh Funderburk will show you how to feed your starter\, mix your dough\, pan it out (loaf/rolls) or roll it out (cinnamon rolls)\, and then bake it to perfection….every step.  It’s an easy recipe for success and takes only 48 hours to get that irresistible flavor.   You will be able to taste-test sourdough bread and cinnamon rolls in the class plus talk about some variations with the flour and ingredients (like herbs).  Join her at Stoney Creek Farm for a 90-minute class that will change your perception of bread-making. \nWhat will you take home from the class? \n\nYour own starter (continued from her Aunt Susan since the 1980s)\nStep-by-step instructions\nA calendarized schedule to help you with your bread production\n\nYour friends and family will love you forever when you bake them the truly sweet and savory Southern Sourdough Bread!
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/sourdough-bread-and-cinnamon-rolls-class/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20211016T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20211016T113000
DTSTAMP:20260928T194243
CREATED:20210624T223032Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211006T125623Z
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - How to Grow Blackberries in Your Own Backyard
DESCRIPTION:This class is Sold Out\, but check out our other sustainable living classes!\nYearning for some blackberry cobbler?  Wondering how hard it would be to grow your own blackberries? Wishing you could pick blackberries without the thorns or chiggers?  If so\, then this class is for YOU!\nHow to Grow Blackberries Class\nSaturday\, October 16\, 10 – 11:30 am\nCost $35\, includes all resources and two blackberry canes to transplant\nOlin Funderburk has been successfully growing thornless blackberries for 12 years at Stoney Creek Farm.  He wants to share his knowledge and help you propagate succulent\, hybrid blackberries in your own backyard.  He will show you just how easy it is to plant\, cultivate and prune your own blackberry vines.  After the class\, Olin will send you home with two blackberry vines from his proven stock.  Also attending will be Taylor Reeder our local Agriculture Extension Agent\, who is very knowledgeable about growing any type of berries and ready to share her expertise with the community. \nThe class will cover the following topics: \n\nBest varieties to grow in Middle Tennessee\nProper timing to transplant canes\nSoil testing and amendments\nPruning for the best results\n\n \nOlin Funderburk Bio \nOlin earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Building Construction\, Engineering & Technology from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1982.   He has worked for over 30 years in all facets of the construction and residential development industry\, but he never forgot his love of the land and farming.  He retired from the corporate world to expand income streams on Stoney Creek Farm\, the farm he and his wife\, Leigh\, founded in 2005.  The farm has a Summer U-Pick Garden\, garden rental plots\, sustainable living classes\, as well as other income streams. \nThe Funderburk’s farm won the 2014 TSU Small Farmer of the Year Award in the category of Innovative Marketing.  and they continue to pursue the farm mission of “teaching people how to grow their own healthy food”\, as well as educating the public on sustainable living practices via the Stoney Creek Farm website and social media.  Stoney Creek Farm has been featured on television shows and news segments such as Volunteer Gardener\, Live Green Tennessee\, the Christian Broadcast Network\, WZTV Fox17\, and WKRN-TV News 2.  They have also been featured on Radio talk shows such as WTN’s Michael DelGiorno Show and Franklin’s WAKM 950. \nIn 2016\, the Funderburk’ published a book on sustainable farm living called\, “Dirt Rich” and distributed over 2\,000 in print and e-book formats to date. \n \nTaylor Reeder Bio: \nTaylor Reeder is the UT/TSU – Williamson County Extension Horticulture Agent. She works with both commercial and residential clientele\, providing programming and education in all areas of horticulture. Taylor received her B.S and M.S. in Horticulture from Auburn University. She worked with both the University of Florida & Auburn University Extension programs before her appointment in Tennessee. Taylor is an ISA Certified Arborist and lover of all things outdoors; a passion that she shares with her husband Drake and 2-year-old son\, James.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/how-to-grow-blackberries-in-your-own-backyard/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210814T120000
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Canning 101 Class: Preserve Your Own Healthy Food
DESCRIPTION:Sold Out – Canning 101:  Preserve Your Own Healthy Food\nAugust 14\, 2021\n10 am – 12 noon\nCost $35\, which includes all supplies and instructions\nAlthough this Canning Class is sold out\, Leigh has an online course that covers the same material.  If you have an interest in taking the online course\, simply click this link:  https://dirt-rich-sustainable-learning.thinkific.com/enroll/1456549?price_id=1770763 \nIn the Canning 101 Class\, Leigh Funderburk will teach you the lost art of how to preserve your own healthy food (and why you should)\, so you can know exactly what you are eating and experience the nutrition you were meant to receive!  Preserving food is a valuable sustainable skill that you can teach your kids and grandkids.  If future pandemics occur\, your canned goods will provide you and your family with healthy food to eat all year round.  In this 2-hour canning class\, we will share recipes and taste pickles\, jams and jellies\, while learning how to stock your pantry.   It’s easy and satisfying to preserve your garden bounty or make your own special gifts to share with others. \nCanning 101 is an actual live demonstration of the following topics: \nPressure Canning for non-acidic foods (like green beans\, meats\, etc)\nWater Bath Canning for sweet and acidic foods (like tomatoes\, jams \, and pickles)\nBlanching for the Freezer\nAlso discussed are all the processes for Jelly & Jams\, Pickling\, and Drying Herbs and fruit.  You will also be able to see all the ingredients and equipment needed to preserve almost every type of product for your pantry or freezer!
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/canning-101-class/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210717T120000
DTSTAMP:20260928T194243
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Canning 101:  How to Preserve Your Own Healthy Food
DESCRIPTION:Sold Out – Canning 101:  Preserve Your Own Healthy Food\nJuly 17\, 2021\n10 am – 12 noon\nCost $35\, which includes all supplies and instructions\nIn the Canning 101 Class\, Leigh Funderburk will teach you the lost art of how to preserve your own healthy food (and why you should)\, so you can know exactly what you are eating and experience the nutrition you were meant to receive!  Preserving food is a valuable sustainable skill that you can teach your kids and grand kids.  If future pandemics occur\, your canned goods will provide you and your family with healthy food to eat all year round.  In this 2 hour canning class\, we will share recipes and taste pickles\, jams and jellies\, while learning how to stock your pantry.   It’s easy and satisfying to preserve your garden bounty or make your own special gifts to share with others. \nCanning 101 is an actual live demonstration of the following topics: \nPressure Canning for non-acidic foods (like green beans\, meats\, etc)\nWater Bath Canning for sweet and acidic foods (like tomatoes \, jams \, and pickles)\nBlanching for the Freezer\nAlso discussed are all the processes for Jelly & Jams\, Pickling\, and Drying Herbs and fruit.  You will also be able to see all the ingredients and equipment needed to preserve almost every type of product for your pantry or freezer! \nIf you have questions or need further information\, simply email Leigh at stoneycreekfarmtennessee@gmail.com \nRegister for the class by clicking the button below:
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/canning-101-how-to-preserve-your-own-healthy-food-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210626T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210626T120000
DTSTAMP:20260928T194243
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SUMMARY:Stoney Creek Farm U-Pick Garden opens
DESCRIPTION:The Stoney Creek U-Pick Garden will open 1/2 day on Saturday\, June 26 from 8 am – 12 noon.  We will have limited veggies and berries.  We will also have local honey\, sourdough bread\, herbs\, zucchini bread\, eggs\, and much more.  We also have goats and chickens for the kids to see as well as a playground and a BIG TOY Box. \nAfter this Saturday\, we will be open Wed/Sat 8 am – 6 pm and Sunday 1-5 pm for the Summer. \nCome enjoy the fun and fresh air at our Franklin Farm!
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/stoney-creek-farm-u-pick-garden-opens/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210619T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210619T120000
DTSTAMP:20260928T194243
CREATED:20210429T191726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210528T160117Z
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - How to Make Kombucha\, the Healthy Tea
DESCRIPTION:Although this class is Sold-Out\, you can sign up for a list called ‘Kombucha Interest’ by sending an email.  If there are at least 10 people interested in holding another class\, we can schedule one. \nWhy spend large amounts of money on Kombucha at the grocery store\, when you can easily make your own\, for pennies on the dollar.  Learn about the health benefits of Kombucha brewed tea and why it boosts your metabolism and helps you develop a healthy gut!  This 90-minute class taught by Beth Moran will give you the confidence to make your own Kombucha at home and develop recipes that will satisfy your palette for years to come! \nIn this class Beth will teach you about:\n1) Ingredients you will need\n2) Equipment you need\n3) Steps of basic Kombucha fermenting\n4) Safety and sanitation methods for safe fermenting \nBeth will send you home with starter ingredients to produce your first batch of Kombucha:\n1) A Kombucha Scoby\n2) Organic Black Tea\n3) Organic Sugar \nSold-Out How to Make Kombucha\, the Healthy Tea\nDate:  Saturday\, June 19th\, 2021\nTime:  10 am – 11:30 am\nCost:  $35 per person\n \nBio\nBeth Moran has been making Kombucha for her entire extended family for years.  She has tried numerous teas and flavoring ingredients to make her fermented tea a refreshing and delicious beverage.  Beth and her husband Joe\, have a keen interest in fermentation in general and understand the importance of a healthy gut to improve their immunity system. \nThe Morans held a very successful and informative class on Home Wine Making in 2019 at Stoney Creek Farm.  They have also made vinegar\, sour kraut\, and sourdough bread. Curing meat is a different type of fermentation which they have done for years with hams and bacon. \nBeth grew up in Jackson\, TN on a dairy farm where she and her siblings were a big part of the daily working of the dairy. She graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a bachelor’s degree in Home Economics Education. She was a stay at home mom to their 4 children\, homeschooling and being very involved in their education at public school. Teaching Sunday School\, substitute teaching at school\, and then being a kindergarten teacher assistant for 13 years are some of the ways she has been involved in education. However\, the somewhat old-fashioned idea of homemaking has always been the most important aspect of Beth’s life.
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/how-to-make-kombucha-the-healthy-tea-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210612T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210612T120000
DTSTAMP:20260928T194243
CREATED:20210120T200649Z
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Canning 101:  How to Preserve Your Own Healthy Food
DESCRIPTION:Sold Out – check out the July 17th class\nCanning 101:  Preserve Your Own Healthy Food\nJune 12\, 2021\n10 am – 12 noon\nCost $35\, which includes all supplies and instructions\nIn the Canning 101 Class\, Leigh Funderburk will teach you the lost art of how to preserve your own healthy food (and why you should)\, so you can know exactly what you are eating and experience the nutrition you were meant to receive!  Preserving food is a valuable sustainable skill that you can teach your kids and grand kids.  If future pandemics occur\, your canned goods will provide you and your family with healthy food to eat all year round.  In this 2 hour canning class\, we will share recipes and taste pickles\, jams and jellies\, while learning how to stock your pantry.   It’s easy and satisfying to preserve your garden bounty or make your own special gifts to share with others. \nCanning 101 is an actual live demonstration of the following topics: \nPressure Canning for non-acidic foods (like green beans\, meats\, etc)\nWater Bath Canning for sweet and acidic foods (like tomatoes \, jams \, and pickles)\nBlanching for the Freezer\nAlso discussed are all the processes for Jelly & Jams\, Pickling\, and Drying Herbs and fruit.  You will also be able to see all the ingredients and equipment needed to preserve almost every type of product for your pantry or freezer! \nIf you have questions or need further information\, simply email Leigh at stoneycreekfarmtennessee@gmail.com
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/canning-101-how-to-preserve-your-own-healthy-food-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210605T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210605T120000
DTSTAMP:20260928T194243
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SUMMARY:Southern Women's Society Private Sourdough Bread Class
DESCRIPTION:Private Sourdough Bread Class for the Southern Women’s Society \nSaturday\, June 5\, 10 am – 12 noon \nCost $35 per person \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/southern-womens-society-private-sourdough-bread-class/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210515T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210515T120000
DTSTAMP:20260928T194243
CREATED:20210120T200014Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210429T163521Z
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SUMMARY:Sold Out - Canning 101:  How to Preserve Your Own Healthy Food
DESCRIPTION:Sold Out – Canning 101:  Preserve Your Own Healthy Food\nMay 15th\, 2021\n10 am – 12 noon\nCost $35\, which includes all supplies and instructions\nIn the Canning 101 Class\, Leigh Funderburk will teach you the lost art of how to preserve your own healthy food (and why you should)\, so you can know exactly what you are eating and experience the nutrition you were meant to receive!  Preserving food is a valuable sustainable skill that you can teach your kids and grandkids.  If future pandemics occur\, your canned goods will provide you and your family with healthy food to eat all year round.  In this 2 hour canning class\, we will share recipes and taste pickles\, jams and jellies\, while learning how to stock your pantry.   It’s easy and satisfying to preserve your garden bounty or make your own special gifts to share with others. \nCanning 101 is an actual live demonstration of the following topics: \nPressure Canning for non-acidic foods (like green beans\, meats\, etc)\nWater Bath Canning for sweet and acidic foods (like tomatoes \, jams \, and pickles)\nBlanching for the Freezer\nAlso discussed are all the processes for Jelly & Jams\, Pickling\, and Drying Herbs and fruit.  You will also be able to see all the ingredients and equipment needed to preserve almost every type of product for your pantry or freezer! \nIf you have questions or need further information\, simply email Leigh at stoneycreekfarmtennessee@gmail.com \nSold Out\, but we still have classes in June and July!
URL:https://stoneycreekfarmtennessee.com/event/canning-101-how-to-preserve-your-own-healthy-food/
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