The Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP) is a monthly program, running January-October. With each 3-hour program, we explore a topic, learn new skills and apply agroforestry practices with hands-on learning.

The purpose of SAP is to promote healthier connections to our food by teaching nature-based design and the skills for regenerative practices. Some of the topics we will cover include: Kentucky native species, planting food forests, and building bioreactors.

Sign up at the link here.

The Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP) is a monthly program, running January-October. With each 3-hour program, we explore a topic, learn new skills and apply agroforestry practices with hands-on learning.

The purpose of SAP is to promote healthier connections to our food by teaching nature-based design and the skills for regenerative practices. Some of the topics we will cover include: Kentucky native species, planting food forests, and building bioreactors.

Sign up at the link here.

The Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP) is a monthly program, running January-October. With each 3-hour program, we explore a topic, learn new skills and apply agroforestry practices with hands-on learning.

The purpose of SAP is to promote healthier connections to our food by teaching nature-based design and the skills for regenerative practices. Some of the topics we will cover include: Kentucky native species, planting food forests, and building bioreactors.

Sign up at the link here.

The Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP) is a monthly program, running January-October. With each 3-hour program, we explore a topic, learn new skills and apply agroforestry practices with hands-on learning.

The purpose of SAP is to promote healthier connections to our food by teaching nature-based design and the skills for regenerative practices. Some of the topics we will cover include: Kentucky native species, planting food forests, and building bioreactors.

Sign up at the link here.