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EAT! and the City of Norco are proud to partner with the UC Master Food Preserver Program for this Classroom-Based Workshop. The INTRODUCTION to FOOD PRESERVATION CLASS is a REQUIRED PREREQUISITE FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN THE HANDS-ON CANNING & PRESERVING WORKSHOPS SERIES.
This Workshop will be an introduction to various food preservation techniques including:
Additional Topics Covered :
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The UC Master Food Preserver Program’s mission is to keep Californians safe and well as they use culturally appropriate, research-based practices to safely preserve food in the home, reducing food waste, increasing food security, and providing engaging ways for Californians to explore healthy food.
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LA PRÓXIMA COHORTE DE APRENDIZAJE DE PEQUEÑAS GRANJAS COMIENZA EN MAYO, FECHA POR ANUNCIAR
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The Ecological Agriculture Training and Cultural Center’s Mission is to train farmers, engage farmer families and create community around ecologically-based, socially just and economically sustainable agriculture.
The EAT! Cultural Center is Southern California’s “Field to Face” school, and is a partnership between the City of Norco and Five Keys Schools and Programs. Our approach has always been wisdom-based, scientifically-informed and hands-on.
We believe the future of Southern California Agriculture is small in scale…not in impact. To ensure the success of small farms, we focus on the 7 Tenets of Small Farm Management Systems and teach the mastery of 9 Core agricultural knowledge areas.
The Origins of the Ecological Agriculture Training Cultural Center and Farm are planted in the alluvial soil of Southern California and the deep agricultural heritage that thrived there for centuries. Our program took root and grew out of Wayside Farm School. Launched in 2014, Wayside Farm School was an In-Custody, Education-Based Farming Partnership operated by Five Keys Schools & Programs and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
The EAT! Cultural Center & Farm Team is Patrick Mitchell and Chris Faucher. Creating & Collaborating since 2014, Patrick and Chris work closely with Program Participants, The City of Norco and Community Based Organizations throughout the Inland Empire...and Beyond.
The EAT! Farm is located on 5 acres within the City of Norco, and provides students with a hands-on, experiential opportunity to explore and implement the core concepts and skills covered during classroom sessions at the EAT! Cultural Center.
The EAT! Center hosts a Rural Farmers & Artisans Market each Thursday night throughout the year. Originally launched as a culminating event for the Business Planning + Branding pieces of our Small Farm Apprenticeship Program, our weekly market has become a Cultural Growth Experience focused on Building Community, Empowering Small Businesses, and
Strengthening the Local Economy.
The FARM! Movement is our way of engaging the entire Farm Family in the Culture of Agriculture. We offer seminars and workshops to everyone from the community. Many of those workshops focus on off-ground topics such as canning, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, branding and more. Seasonal events & celebrations support the region’s small farm culture.
3954 OLD HAMNER ROAD NORCO, CA 92860
Mon | 01:00 pm – 09:00 pm | |
Tue | 10:00 am – 06:00 pm | |
Wed | 01:00 pm – 09:00 pm | |
Thu | 01:00 pm – 09:00 pm | |
Fri | 10:00 am – 06:00 pm | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |
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ECOLOGICAL HORTICULTURE
More than 80 percent of the agricultural activities associated with North American farms are horticultural in natur...
EAT! CULTURAL CENTER
EAT! CULTURAL CENTER
ECOLOGICAL HORTICULTURE
More than 80 percent of the agricultural activities associated with North American farms are horticultural in natur...
EAT! CULTURAL CENTER
EAT! CULTURAL CENTER
JOIN US EVERY THURSDAY FROM 5PM-8PM
Pick Up Locally-Grown & Raised Agricultural Products, Support Creative Artisans + Small Business, and Gro...
EAT! CULTURAL CENTER
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