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Explore the ideas and practice of
ecologically sound land management in
the beautiful Devon countryside
   
     
 
See below for a list of all the courses and programmes we are running at
The Husbandry School throughout 2012
 
 
 
Courses and Programmes
in 2012 at a glance
 
     
 
 
 
     
 
The core tutors for the Husbandry Skills courses are Jonty and Carole, of course, along with longstanding team member, Sula. MORE
 
 
   
 
This year sees a considerable expansion of our courses programme, with much more in the pipeline. At the Husbandry School all materials are included in the course fee, plus you'll leave with lots of things to take home with you.

Course numbers are restricted so that there is plenty of opportunity to ask questions and receive one-to-one attention. And lunch and refreshments will be provided from produce grown at the Husbandry School, naturally.

Husbandry Skills
If you are interested in growing more of the food you eat each week, and wish to do so in a natural, ethical, time-honoured and sustainable way, mindful of the rhythms of nature, then our Husbandry Skills courses are probably for you!

Introduction to Husbandry Skills
22nd April, 11th May, 3rd Sept, 29th September
Price: £60 Duration: 1 Day

Foundation in Husbandry Skills
9th/10th June, 2nd/3rd July, 11th/12th Aug, 20th/21st September
Price: £120 - Duration: 2 Days

Eat your flower bed
8 July and Mon 6 aug (one day) 10am to 4pm.
Price: £60 Duration: 1 Day

Garden Remedies
3 May, 18 July (one day) 10am to 4pm.
Price: £60 Duration: 1 Day

Husbandry matters for the Garden
25 May, 24 June and 16 September (one day) 10am to 4pm.
Price: £60 Duration: 1 Day

Allotment Allies
28 April and 15 June (one day) 10am to 4pm.
Price: £60 Duration: 1 Day


Dirt to Dinner
If you are keen to explore new, exciting and wholesome cuisine using ingredients you have grown yourself, then this is the course for you. Fundamentally you are passionate about food and wish to experiment with more unusual ingredients so that you can lift your menus out of the norm to a new level. But also you are increasingly concerned these days about where the ingredients you use come from, and how they are grown. Of course, growing your own produce eliminates many of these doubts and concerns - but do you know how?

Introduction to Dirt to Dinner
30th June, 10th Aug, 12th Sept
Price: £60 Duration: 1 Day

Foundation in Dirt to Dinner
14th/15th July, 25th/26th August
Price: £120 - Duration: 2 Days


Earth skills:
These are courses concerned with keeping traditional earth skills alive. They include courses on Basket Making, Hedge Laying, Stone Walling, Devon Banks and Live Willowwork.

Basket Making
(Two day) 13th/14th Oct - 10am to 4pm
Price: £120 - Duration: 2 Days

Stone Walling
(Two day) 20th/21st Oct - 10am to 4pm
Price: £120 - Duration: 2 Days

Hedge Laying
(Two day) 27th/28th Oct - 10am to 4pm
Price: £120 - Duration: 2 Days

Wood Working Courses
(One day) April and June 2012
Price: £60 - Duration: 1 Day


Art on the Land:
A programme of courses exploring land based art forms such as Willow Sculpture, Working with Wood, Painting with Sheep, Working with Clay, Felt Making, Earth Pigment Prints and Working with Clay.

Painting the Earth
Dates for 2012 to be confirmed.
Price: £120 - Duration: 2 Days

Painting with Sheep
Dates for 2012 to be confirmed.
Price: £120 - Duration: 2 Days


Wellie Stomp Club
Come and spend the day with the Husbandry Schools Wellie Stomp Club - getting stuck in with the whole family. Great Fun!

17th March, 19th May, 16th Jun, 21st July, 18th August, 15th Sept, 20th Oct, 17th Nov, 15th Dec.

Price: (Adults go FREE)
£15 for one child
£25 for two siblings together
£33 for three siblings together

1 day - 10.30am till 3.30pm

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Volunteer Days
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Want to get involved? Activities vary from ground preparation, planting, picking and preparing produce, hedging and terracing, building with straw and cob, weaving willow, building irrigation systems, seed saving, harvesting flowers - and of course sharing skills and ideas.

2nd and 8th March, 5th and 7th April, 3rd and 5th May, 2nd and 7th June, 5th and 7th July, 2nd and 4th Aug, 1st and 6th Sept, 4th and 6th Oct, 1st and 3rd Nov, 1st and 6th Dec. (9am to 5pm)


Schools Programme
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Want to get involved? Activities vary from ground preparation, planting, picking and preparing produce, hedging and terracing, building with straw and cob, weaving willow, building irrigation systems, seed saving, harvesting flowers - and of course sharing skills and ideas.


Creative Programme
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Want to get involved? Activities vary from ground preparation, planting, picking and preparing produce, hedging and terracing, building with straw and cob, weaving willow, building irrigation systems, seed saving, harvesting flowers - and of course sharing skills and ideas.

 
 
       
 
Traditional farming methods for a sustainable future
 
 
       
 
 
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