Tuesday, January 23
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Mike Morris of the National Center for Appropriate Technology
will start the day with a look at energy on the farm and
an eye towards reducing energy use and increasing efficiency.
Then join the “insider” bus tour showcasing
Central Coast farms that use green energy and biofuels
including Tom Broz’s Live Earth Farm and Phil Foster
Ranch, home of Pinnacle Organics.
Wednesday, January 24
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Penny Livingston and Steve Heckeroth will start the day
the discussing how to use permaculture and green building
to reduce energy costs and environmental impact. Many
experienced presenters will explore expanding options
in biofuels, and solar and wind power, and provide updates
on current incentives and financing programs.
A reception will follow from 5:00 - 6:00 pm
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
The learning continues as the Ecological Farming Conference
gets underway with a kickoff plenary talk by Richard Heinberg
discussing the big picture of global energy resources.
Wednesday, January 24 - Saturday, January 27
The Ecological Farming Conference be taking place immediately
following the pre-conference. Throughout the next three
days, a wide range of workshops on energy related topics
will be presented, including energy efficiency, solar
power, biofuels, permaculture,
self-sufficiency, and fossil free landscaping.
Cost: $40 per day, or $75 for Tuesday and Wednesday;
cost includes lunch, a comprehensive resource binder,
reception, and admission to the Wednesday evening plenary
session.
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up now!
