[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] Mushroom and Forest Farming Workshops, 5/16 & 5/17. Finger Lakes Region, NY USA

FINGER LAKES PERMACULTURE INSTITUTE

presents

Mushroom Weekend: Permaculture workshops on homegrown mushrooms,  
forest farming and ecology

May 16 & May 17, 2009

Saturday at Cayuta Sun (http://www.cayuta.org)

11 a.m.
Mushroom Inoculation with Steve Sierigk
This hands-on workshop will take participants step-by-step through  
mushroom inoculation of cut logs using
plug spawn.  We will inoculate logs both for the Finger Lakes  
Permaculture Institute and for your purchase.
Participants will take home one log for their workshop fee. We will  
provide tools, but bringing your own cordless
drill would be appreciated.

1 p.m.
Food Forest Design with Kay McGrenaghan Cafasso
Learn about the concept of forest gardening. Design for edibles in the  
different ecosystem niches of forests.  We will
walk the grounds to identify some onsite species we can incorporate  
into a food forest as well as discuss species not
onsite at Cayuta Sun that may be beneficial in a potential forest  
garden design.

[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] Swap Meet May 21st

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<div>Like sharing? Have skills? Bring goods and services you'd like&nbsp;to share, and you'll&nbsp;be&nbsp;able to</div>
<div>barter, give away or sell your offerings to other community members.&nbsp;The more we can&nbsp;provide</div>
<div>for one&nbsp;another locally, the&nbsp;closer we are to sustainability!</div>
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<div>May 21st, 6-9pm</div>
<div>207 N. Plain St. (between Seneca and Buffalo)</div>
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<div>What to bring:</div>
<div>- Food and Produce: veggies, teas, baked goods, jams, tofu, etc.</div>
<div>- Body Care:&nbsp;tinctures, soaps, creams, etc.</div>
<div>- Handmade Crafts:&nbsp;ceramics, candles, art, etc.</div>
<div>- Stuff:&nbsp;&nbsp;electronics, housewares, tools, books, etc.</div>
<div>- Services:&nbsp;massage, bike repair, web design, accounting, etc.</div>
<div>- Labor:&nbsp;shoveling, hauling, planting, etc.</div>
<div>- Bags, boxes and carts to take stuff home in</div>
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<div>Guidelines:</div>
<div>- Our goal is sustainability - please bring stuff that is locally-grown or made from local materials</div>
<div>&nbsp;&nbsp;if possible.</div>
<div>- Please limit what you bring to what you can fit in a lap-sized box - you can always arrange for</div>
<div>&nbsp;&nbsp;pick-up&nbsp;after the meeting.</div>
<div>- Be prepared to take back home with you whatever you don't end up bartering or giving away.</div>
<div>- Please bring stuff that is in good condition or can be easily-repaired - no junk!</div>
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<div>To rsvp or for more information, contact Shira Golding,&nbsp;<a href="mailto:shiragolding@...">shiragolding@...</a>, 607-821-0654</div>
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[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] Mushroom Weekend 5/16 & 5/17

<div><p>FINGER LAKES PERMACULTURE INSTITUTE<br><br>
presents<br><br>
Mushroom Weekend: Permaculture workshops on homegrown mushrooms, forest farming and ecology<br><br>
May 16 &amp; May 17, 2009<br><br>
Saturday at Cayuta Sun (<a href="http://www.cayuta.org/" target="_blank">http://www.cayuta.org</a>)<br><br>
11 a.m.<br>
Mushroom Inoculation with Steve Sierigk<br>
This hands-on workshop will take participants step-by-step through mushroom inoculation of cut logs using<br>
plug spawn. &nbsp;We will inoculate logs both for the Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute and for your purchase.<br>
Participants will take home one log for their workshop fee. We will provide tools, but bringing your own cordless<br>
drill would be appreciated.<br><br>
1 p.m.<br>
Food Forest Design with Kay McGrenaghan Cafasso<br>
Learn about the concept of forest gardening. Design for edibles in the different ecosystem niches of forests. &nbsp;We will<br>
walk the grounds to identify some onsite species we can incorporate into a food forest as well as discuss species not<br>
onsite at Cayuta Sun that may be beneficial in a potential forest garden design.<br><br>
3 p.m.<br>
Forest Ecology Walk with Steve Gabriel<br>
Hike through the forests of the Cayuta Sun property area while discussing forest ecology and sharing tools to assess<br>
and design forest management plans for long term health and productivity. Participants will develop an<br>
understanding of forest patterns and succession processes that tell a story of the past and define the future of these<br>
incredible systems.<br><br>
Sunday at Ramp Hollow Community Farm (<a href="http://www.sapsquatch.com/" target="_blank">http://www.sapsquatch.com</a>)<br><br>
11 a.m.<br>
Mushroom inoculation with Steve Sierigk<br>
This hands-on workshop will take participants step-by-step through mushroom inoculation of cut logs using plug<br>
spawn. &nbsp;We will inoculate logs both for The Ramp Hollow farm and for your purchase. Participants will take home<br>
one log for their workshop fee. We will provide tools, but bringing a cordless drill is appreciated.<br><br>
1 p.m.<br>
Agroforestry Strategies with Josh Dolan<br>
Walk through the forest and learn about plans for our maple syrup sugarbush and explore the other yields these<br>
healthy woods have to offer. Follow the seasons of work from firewood and lumber harvesting in fall and winter to<br>
maple sugaring in late winter on through the ramp harvest and mushroom inoculation in spring. Discuss future<br>
crops and projects that could be introduced into the woodland.<br><br>
Visit each location&rsquo;s website for driving directions.<br>
A $20-50 donation to the Finger Lakes Institute is requested for a day of workshops.<br>
Registration and online payments can be made at <a href="http://www.fingerlakespermaculture.org/" target="_blank">http://www.fingerlakespermaculture.org</a><br>
Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute, P.O. Box 54, Ithaca, NY 14850.<br>
(607) 227-0316 &lt;<a href="mailto:info@..." target="_blank">info@...</a>&gt;<br><br>
*Please forward to friends, family, and colleagues who would enjoy these workshops*<br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>LOCAL PURE MAPLE SYRUP<br>*support us with community supported sugaring share!*<br><a href="http://www.SAPSQUATCH.com">www.SAPSQUATCH.com</a><br><br>Work With Nature<br>*ecological design solutions*<br>
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[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] June 14 - 18: Ecology of Transformation, Plainfield MA

From:    "rafter t. sass" <rafter@...>

Hello friends,

This June I'll be teaching an exciting hybrid 4-day workshop in western
Mass, combining permaculture design AND social project design.

Sorry for any cross postings!

When: *Sunday, June 14 - Thursday, June 18 *(Sun & Thu half-days)
Where: *the SEEDS Festival*, at Earthdance Community, *Plainfield MA*
How: http://earthdance.net/seedsfest.htm

What:
This workshop will combine the participatory exploration and design studio
of the *Liberation Ecolog*y workshop, with the mushroom-centric permaculture
of *Mycoscaping*. We'll weave back and forth between tools for designing
healthy, abundant landscapes, and strategies for creating the vibrant and
just society that can care for those landscapes. Social design and ecosystem
design will enrich and empower each other.

This four-day participatory workshop gives participants the tools to start
reclaiming ecological *and* social health - from specific techniques to broad
strategies. Come prepared for a hands-on experience - we’ll be wrestling
with hard questions, and going outside and getting our hands dirty!

In the *Mycoscaping* stream, we'll be learning about - and implementing - a
variety of mushroom species and cultivation techniques in the landscape.
We'll be looking at growing food and medicine everywhere, enriching the
health of our veggie gardens and perennial plantings with fungal
polyculture, bioremediation, wild mushrooms and forest ecology, and *more. *
*
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In the *Liberation Ecology* stream, we'll be learning how to design
collaborative projects that support the health of vibrant, whole
communities.  We'll map our relationships with natural and human
communities, and create strategies to methodically connect *our own desires
for change* with *large scale transformation.*

We'll all be collaborating to discover the emergent patterns and principles
that arise from this hybrid workshop.

 Introductions to Permaculture, to edible forest gardening, and related
topics, will be incorporated along the way.

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Go to http://earthdance.net/seedsfest.htm to register!

Hope to see you there...

Best,
Rafter

rafter t. sass
The Liberation Ecology Project
liberationecology.org
518-567-7407
skype: raughter

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<div>Hello friends,</div>
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<div>This June I'll be teaching an exciting hybrid 4-day workshop in western Mass,</div>
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combining permaculture design AND social project design.</div>
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Sorry for any cross postings!</div>
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When: Sunday, June 14 - Thursday, June 18 (Sun &amp; Thu half-days)</div>
<div>Where:&nbsp;the SEEDS Festival, at Earthdance Community,&nbsp;Plainfield MA</div>

<div>How:&nbsp;<span><a href="http://earthdance.net/seedsfest.htm" target="_blank">http://earthdance.net/seedsfest.htm</a></span>
</div>

<div><br></div>
<div>What:</div>
<div>

This workshop will combine the participatory exploration and design studio of the&nbsp;Liberation Ecology workshop, with the mushroom-centric permaculture of&nbsp;Mycoscaping. We'll weave back and forth between tools for designing healthy, abundant landscapes, and strategies for creating the vibrant and just society that can care for those landscapes. Social design and ecosystem design will enrich and empower each other.</div>

<div><br></div>
<div>
<div>
<span>This four-day participatory workshop gives participants the tools to start reclaiming ecological&nbsp;and&nbsp;social health - from&nbsp;</span><span>specific techniques</span><span>&nbsp;to&nbsp;</span><span>broad strategies.&nbsp;Come prepared for a hands-on experience - we&#146;ll be wrestling with hard questions, and going outside and getting our hands dirty!&nbsp;</span>
</div>

<div><br></div>
<div><span>In the&nbsp;Mycoscaping&nbsp;stream, we'll be learning about - and implementing - a variety of mushroom species and cultivation techniques in the landscape. We'll be looking at growing food and medicine everywhere, enriching the health of our veggie gardens and perennial plantings with fungal polyculture, bioremediation, wild mushrooms and forest ecology, and&nbsp;more.&nbsp;</span></div>

<div><br></div>
<div>In the&nbsp;Liberation Ecology&nbsp;stream, we'll be learning how to design collaborative projects that support the health of vibrant, whole communities. &nbsp;We'll map our relationships with natural and human communities, and create strategies to methodically connect&nbsp;our own desires for change&nbsp;with&nbsp;large scale transformation.</div>

<div><br></div>
<div>We'll all be collaborating to discover the emergent patterns and principles that arise from this hybrid workshop.</div>

<div><div><br></div></div>
<div>
<span>Introductions to Permaculture, to edible forest gardening, and related topics, will be incorporated along the way.</span>
</div>
</div>
<div>

<br>
</div>
<div><br></div>
<div><br></div>
<div>Go to&nbsp;<a href="http://earthdance.net/seedsfest.htm" target="_blank">http://earthdance.net/seedsfest.htm</a>&nbsp;to register!</div>
<div><br></div>
<div>Hope to see you there...</div>
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<div>Best,</div>
<div>Rafter</div>
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<div><div><div>
<div>rafter t. sass</div>
<div>The Liberation Ecology Project</div>
<div><a href="http://liberationecology.org" target="_blank">liberationecology.org</a></div>
<div>518-567-7407</div>
<div>skype: raughter</div>
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</div></div></div>
</div></span></div></div>

[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] Teach for the Freeskool!

*Please Forward*

Greetings everybody!

   It's that time again. The Ithaca Freeskool has had yet another great
session and as the last days wind down until the start of our May, we look
ahead to the Summer term: June/July/August! That means we need YOU!!

   May 10th is the deadline for teachers (that's you!) to get class
proposals to us. We want your skills, knowledge, wisdom and spirit for
grassroots community empowerment!

 Teach a Workshop for the Ithaca Freeskool!

    The Ithaca Freeskool is looking for folks to facilitate free classes
for the public for the Winter/Spring Term - February 1st through April 30th.

 The Freeskool is an all volunteer, grassroots education
project that seeks to contribute to local empowerment and community
self-determination by providing a structure by which folks can share their
skills, knowledge, and experience with one another. We envision an Ithaca
where everyone is always learning and always teaching.

The Freeskool is currently geared towards Adults and Teenagers.

The deadline for submitting a class proposal is May 10th!

How it works:

Teachers are self-selecting and choose to teach whatever they feel like
that fits within the broad Freeskool mission. Classes happen whenever the
teacher wants them to be, and are as long or short as the teacher feels
like.

Examples:

Raul decides to teach a one time only Candle Making workshop. He
decides it will be on June 17th at 5pm and will last 3 hours.

Susan decides she will teach a Jiu Jitsu Class every
Thursday at 6pm with a day long workshop on the second Saturday of each
month as well.

Elise decides to do a weekend long Home Disaster Preparedness class for
the second weekend of August from 9am-4pm, each day.

Nettles, Desobi and friends want to teach Anarchism 101 every Friday at 6pm.

Teachers are responsible for finding a location for their classes. We can
help with that if you are having trouble finding somewhere suitable.
Usually, folks tend to host classes in their homes, parks, cafes and a
variety of other locales.

Classes are put on a calendar which we publish and distribute, with course
descriptions and other relevant information on the back. The information
is also available on our blog at http://www.ithacafreeskool.wordpress.com

 Check out the "Class Descriptions" section of the blog to get a better
idea of how they are formatted and what info we need from you.

Information that we need from you:

Teacher Name:
Public Contact(to be listed on calendar for students to contact you) Class
Name:
Proposed Dates and Time:
Proposed Location:
Students must RSVP: yes/no (this way you can know how many folks to
expect) Short Description of Class: (Preferably not more than 6 sentences)
Requirements:

We need all of this information at the same time to prevent our having to
sort through dozens of emails to get the calendar together.

If you are interested in teaching, learning more about the Freeskool, or
helping to distribute calendars, please contact us at
ithaca_freeskool@...

You can join our list-serv: ithaca_freeskool@...

Cheers,

The Freeskool Collective
PS: Don't be shy!

[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] Online Basic Chicken Course

From:    "gretaxyz225" <peakshrink@...>

If you know of someone who is THINKING of getting into chickens, but wants a
good overall introductory course, I'm teaching one online Sat June 13th.  It
won't be appropriate for those who already are well versed in the field, but
more suited for someone who says "Where do I start?"

This link gives a complete course breakdown and registration links:

http://www.postpeakliving.com/chickens-101

Thanks for passing it on to someone who might benefit.

Kathy McMahon

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[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] OPEN HOUSE for Syracuse’s FIRST CO-WORKING space

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Syracuse, NY - The Alchemical Nursery Project announces an Open House<br>
for &ldquo;Alchemical Spaces&rdquo;, a co-working office and studio space at the<br>
Gear Factory. The Open House will take place on Thursday, May 7th from<br>
11 AM &ndash; 2 PM. &nbsp;Coffee, tea and refreshments will be available.<br><br>
Co-Working is taking the country by storm as many people are recognizing<br>
the benefits that a shared working space can bring. &nbsp;These benefits<br>
include shared cost of rent and equipment use, synergistic and creative<br>
working environment alongside fellow workers, and the flexibility of<br>
self-employment with the sturdiness of a permanent office space away<br>
from your house/apartment.<br><br>
Other features and benefits of joining the &ldquo;Alchemical Spaces&rdquo;<br>
co-working office and studio group include:<br><br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Free Wi-Fi Internet Access<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Conference Room use<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Kitchen facilities<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Bathroom w/ shower on-site<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Indoor bicycle parking<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Reading and resource library<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Lipe Art Park adjacent<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Lounge area<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Social Events<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Walking and biking distance to Downtown/Armory Square 1 Mile;<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;Syracuse<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;University 2.5 Miles; Westcott Neighborhood 3 Miles; Eastwood<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Neighborhood 4 Miles<br>
 &nbsp; &nbsp;* Free off-street parking<br><br>
All worker types welcomed including freelance authors and editors, web<br>
designers, software coders and programmers, non-profit/charitable<br>
project developers, writers and artists, etc. Studio/office mates work<br>
focus however, must fall within the Cultural Creative missions of the<br>
Gear Factory (arts, music and invention) and the Alchemical Nursery<br>
(Permaculture, non-profit development, sustainable lifestyles).<br>
Full-time desk space rentals currently only $75-$100/month.<br><br>
For more information, please contact Frank Cetera at 315.380.6161,<br><a href="mailto:frcetera@...">frcetera <at> alchemicalnursery.org</a> or Elizabeth Slate at 315.412.1012,<br><a href="mailto:alchemicalnursery@...">alchemicalnursery <at> fastmail.fm</a> or visit &nbsp;<a href="http://www.alchemicalnursery.org/" target="_blank">www.alchemicalnursery.org</a>.
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[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] Reminder - forum on gas drilling on Wed night

From:    "Gay Nicholson" <gaynicholson@...>

Open Forum on "The New Gas Drilling: What Local Governments Can Do"

Wednesday, May 6, 2009
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Women's Community Building, 100 W. Seneca Street, Ithaca

Presenters:
Dr. William Pammer, Commissioner, Planning and Environmental Management
for Sullivan County (Monticello), NY

Dr. Stephen Penningroth, Executive Director, Community Science
Institute, Ithaca, NY

Over two thousand Tompkins County land owners, and thousands more in the
surrounding Southern Tier, have signed leases to permit Marcellus Shale
gas drilling on their property. Many expect to see drilling begin later
this year, perhaps as early as summer.
 While some welcome the drilling and other dread it, a common concern for
all is the protection of our clean water, our land, and our quality of
life. A critical question in our community is "What can local
governments do to protect those resources?"
http://www.co.sullivan.ny.us/documentView.asp?docid=768

Dr. Pammer will describe the work of a Gas Drilling Task Force in
Sullivan County. A group of County officials spent many months
researching possible impacts and the authority of local municipal
governments. Their recently released Task Force report outlines 21
recommendations that will be presented to their County Legislature. The
full report (84 pages) is attached; recommendations are on pages 2-5.

Dr. Penningroth, biochemist and toxicologist, has studied water quality
in our area for many years. He believes a reasonable estimate of
drinkng water that will be contiminated near drilling sites is between
1% and 5%. He will describe why and how to test private water wells so
that land owners discover problems and have solid scientific evidence
should contamination occur.
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Gay Nicholson, Ph.D.

607-533-7312 (home office)
607-220-8991 (cell)

1 Maple Avenue
Lansing, NY 14882
gaynicholson@...

Sustainable Tompkins
Program Coordinator
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[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] Fwd: [permaculture-61] Green Building Tour in NYC this Saturday!

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<p>If anyone is going to be in the NYC area this weekend?!<br><br></p>
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Date: Wed, May 6, 2009 at 3:57 PM<br>Subject: Fwd: [permaculture-61] Green Building Tour in NYC this Saturday!<br>To: <br><br><br><br>thought that some of you might be interested<br><br><div class="gmail_quote">---------- Forwarded message ----------<br>
From: Adriana Maga?a <span dir="ltr">&lt;<a href="mailto:dreikycaprice@..." target="_blank">dreikycaprice <at> gmail.com</a>&gt;</span><br>
Date: Wed, May 6, 2009 at 10:44 AM<br>Subject: [permaculture-61] Green Building Tour in NYC this Saturday!<br>To: <a href="mailto:permaculture-61-announce@..." target="_blank">permaculture-61-announce@...</a><br><br><br><div>
Hello!<br><br>Yes you have been getting a lot of emails from me. But that's a good thing! It means that there is a lot of positive activity going on in this wonderful city. If I were in town this Saturday I would definitely be going to this. A unique chance to check out some of the "green" buildings through the lens of an architect.<br><br>Best,<br><br>Adriana<br><br>------------------------------------------------------------<br>Hi all,<br><br>
I was hoping you could help me spread the word about the Green
buildings tour this Saturday with Green Home NYC. &nbsp;The tour is
subtantially undersubscribed this year and we may need to cancel it if
we do not get more people to sign up. &nbsp;It is going to be really
informative and interesting to see the amazing things we are doing in
NYC to make our city more energy efficient and environmentally
friendly. &nbsp;This is a great opportunity to have an architect led tour
through some amazing buildings and businesses.<br><br>
Please check out the link for more info and pass this info on to anyone who may be interested.<br><a href="http://greenhomenyc.org/post/998" target="_blank">http://greenhomenyc.org/post/998</a><br><br>
Thanks,<br>
Mohini<br>&nbsp;
<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>The Center for Bioregional Living<br>Ellenville / Brooklyn, NY<br><a href="http://www.homebiome.com" target="_blank">www.homebiome.com</a><br>
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[FLXPERMACULTURE.NET] downtown garden

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<p>I am friends with a refugee&nbsp;family from&nbsp;Burma who would like to be able to garden near their home in the Southside neighborhood. They didn't get their application into Community Gardens in time this year, but a spot nearer their home would work even better in terms of transportation, child care, etc. Would anyone know of any spots that would be available?</p>
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<div>Thanks, &nbsp;Margaret</div>
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