Massaro Community Farm
Single Class-Feb
$35.00

Making Soil Amendments

Single Class-Mar
$35.00

Intro to Food as Medicine

Single Class-April
$35.00

Culinary - Probiotic Foods

Winter Series Combo
$90.00

Attend all 3 Sustainable Nutrition sessions for one fee of $90; includes all materials

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Sustainable Nutrition Series

41 Ford Rd, Woodbridge, CT 06525, USA

Massaro is pleased to partner with founding Executive Director Caty Poole in bringing you a new adult Sustainable Nutrition Series for 2024.


These monthly classes will integrate the principles of a holistic approach to health, combining what nature has to offer with the science of nutrition and how the food we prepare is a pathway to personal and planetary health.


We will gather once a month - three times each season - to explore regenerative growing practices (enriching the soil after cultivating it), utilizing food and herbs as medicine, and culinary instruction. Together, we will build community with each other and connection to what our rich region has to offer.  


Join us for these small group sessions starting in February. Note, advance registration is required. Portions of each class will be made available online in case you cannot attend in person. We strive to make all farm programs accessible for all. If price is still a barrier to your attendance, please reach out to the farm office at 203-736-8618. $35/class or $90/session (or 3 classes).


February 10:  Symbiotic Soil - understanding soil components and making your own amendments


March 9: Intro to Food as Medicine - harvesting tree sap and teas from trees


April 13: In the Kitchen - Sourdough and the probiotic benefits of fermented foods

  

All participants will receive:

  • An overview/syllabus of all Session

  • Coursework integrated with the rhythms of the annual farm cycle. Please dress accordingly; we will be outside!

  • Expanded background materials lists relevant to the course (essential kitchen tools, knives for success, common pest identification guide, etc)

  • Suggested reading/viewing lists to continue their learning outside the program

  • Recipes

  • Recommendations for similar courses taking place nearby


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