We engage with students from across the country. Earthy people who are interested in producing healthy, wholesome food and would like to see a regenerative, sustainable way of going about this.
Booking a Green Smith Farm course is simple and quick. Call or send us a message, and we will duscuss your objective and the subject(s) you are interested in. Fill in a couple of forms. And good to go.
AGRONOMY BASICS, Soil health and composition. Micro organisms, bacteria, actinomycetes, fungi, protozoa and nematodes and the micro heard.
Germination. Seeds, Rhysomes, Cuttings and Grafting.
Growing methods. Regenerative, In door, Land, Orchard, Aquaponics, HugelKulteur.
Green Smith Farm, a small scale farm, has been approached by university students, on a number of occasions, wanting to do their practicals here, to learn its methods. Green Smith Farm is not a registered teaching facility, rather an organisation willing and able to impart its considerable knowledge on how it applies methods that are sustainable, regenerative, holistic, natural and environmentally friendly, to run as a small scale farm.
Green Smith Farm offers a unique blend of agricultural practices that emphasize sustainability and the provision of fresh, wholesome produce. It proudly rears pasture-raised chickens, resulting in nutrient-rich eggs. While in their food forest and orchard the chickens are pest controllers which naturally help Green Smith Farm to provide a diverse array of fruits and vegetables. Its passion extends to beekeeping, offering raw honey. It also embraces innovative cultivation methods like infused biochar and Tera Preta to enrich their soil. Practical, biological, soil engineering is also known as Agronomy.
Many young people lack practical knowledge about food production, leading to a diminished understanding of sustainable practices and healthy eating. Green Smith Workshop addresses this by providing hands-on educational experiences in natural and regenerative food production techniques.
AGRONOMY.
Agronomy is the science and technology of producing, using, and managing plants and soils for food, fuel, fiber, and land reclamation. It integrates principles from biology, chemistry, and ecology to improve crop yields, enhance quality, and manage environmental impacts. Key areas include soil viability and therefore fertility, plant breeding, and pest control.