The program courses include Sustainable Small Farming & Ranching, and Agricultural Entrepreneurship & Business Planning.  The 12 to 14-week evening courses feature a full line-up of guest speakers, including university experts and successful farm entrepreneurs. Courses are offered by the Cultivating Success Program, a collaboration of Washington State University, the University of Idaho and the non-profit organization Rural Roots, and are taught through County Extension.  The costs of the courses vary, but are typically between $150-250.

For more information, contact Michel Wiman of WSU Small Farms Program or go to the Cultivating Success website.

To register for classes in Washington or Idaho, please contact local sites to register found at the previous links.

If you live in Spokane County, and want to learn simple, natural ways to build and retain healthy soil and reduce waste and pollution, and make a valuable contribution to your community, this program is for you! The Master Composter Program has two components - training and volunteering.

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