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		<title>Processing Wild Harvested Clay</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[We will learn how to process clay sourced from the earth beneath Little Lake Valley, making it usable for medicine, ceramic or building material Attendees of this workshop will be getting their hands dirty! This will be an introduction to the process of sourcing Wild clay from the Earth, and converting it into a material [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We will learn how to process clay sourced from the earth beneath Little Lake Valley, making it usable for medicine, ceramic or building material</p>
<p>Attendees of this workshop will be getting their hands dirty! This will be an introduction to the process of sourcing Wild clay from the Earth, and converting it into a material usable for topical medicine, ceramics, or building material. The class will begin with a discussion of where one might find wild clay, and what tests one can perform to determine various qualities. Following the discussion, participants will use simple tools to crush, sift, and hydrate clay. We will end with muddy skin, and a follow up discussion. Upon request, participants can delve deeper to experiment with making simple vessels, and perform test firings in a pit or wood-fired oven, and, with some luck, take home a wildcrafted vessel.</p>
<p>Presented By: <a href="http://permacultureconvergence.com/processing-wild-harvested-clay/">Cyrus Bacon</a></p>
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		<title>HugelSwales &#8211; Turn Fire Hazards into Water Saving Food Forest</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 19 Aug 2018 22:42:35 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Create Eco-jobs with Hugel-Swales &#8211; Dig swales, fill them with fire-hazard brush, save water, grow abundant food &#38; medicine, and improve local ecosystems. Transform flammable fire-hazard brush into fire-resistant, water saving food forests with this easy technology &#8211; &#8220;Hugel-Swales&#8221;. Samyol will teach from his personal experience of creating jobs and improving local ecosystems with Hugel-Swales [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Create Eco-jobs with Hugel-Swales &#8211; Dig swales, fill them with fire-hazard brush, save water, grow abundant food &amp; medicine, and improve local ecosystems.</p>
<p>Transform flammable fire-hazard brush into fire-resistant, water saving food forests with this easy technology &#8211; &#8220;Hugel-Swales&#8221;. Samyol will teach from his personal experience of creating jobs and improving local ecosystems with Hugel-Swales in Northern California. This workshop will teach you how to make Hugel-Swales for your own land projects or create jobs for your community by offering this essential service to other land stewards. Tips will be shared for boosting valuable vegetable, fruit, cannabis, mushroom, water catching yields, as well as discussions about benefiting surrounding ecosystems and economies with strategic planting, placement and marketing.</p>
<p>Presented By: Samyol Soulfyre</p>
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