Workshops & Events

Upcoming Workshops & Events

For information about visiting Viva Farms, please visit this page.

There are no upcoming events at this time. Please check back soon and follow us on social media for immediate updates! Partner organizations in the Begin to Farm Network also offer support and events for new farmers throughout Western Washington. You can learn more about that network here. Many of our previous workshops are available for viewing on YouTube here.

PAST WORKSHOPS & Events

Ready to Grow Marketing Clinic

Wednesday, July 15th 5-7pm |

Woodinville, WA | Register Here

Ready to grow your farm’s customer base?

Join us for an interactive workshop designed to help beginning and small-scale organic farmers build confidence in marketing their farm and connecting with new customers. Learn how to effectively share your farm story, tailor your message to different buyers and sales channels, and explore strategies for expanding your market opportunities. You’ll also hear practical tips and real-world experiences from fellow farmers to help you strengthen your marketing efforts and grow your business.

Thanks to Eat Local First, Metta Farm, Aash Farms and Rowdy Sprout Farm for joining and sharing their expertise.

This event is FREE, but registration is required. This workshop will be offered in English only. We are working to offer a similar workshop in Spanish later this year.

This work is supported through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP). TOPP is a program of the USDA Organic Transition Initiative and is administered by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) National Organic Program (NOP).

On-Farm Water Management

Friday, March 27th, 3-5pm | via Zoom | Register Here.

Many of us in the Pacific Northwest farm in wet soils, so dry farming should be easy, right? If only! Sites are flooded in the winter, but dry and dusty all summer. Local growers are invited to learn from two service providers and farmers about water management, irrigation, and production methods and practices to conserve water in the variable conditions of regional river valleys.

Manejo del agua en la agricultura

viernes, el 27 de marzo, 3-5pm | en Zoom | Regístrese aquí.

Muchos de nosotros en el Noroeste del Pacífico cultivamos en suelos húmedos, así que la agricultura de secano debería ser fácil, ¿no? ¡Ojalá! La tierra se inunda en el invierno y está seca y polvorienta todo el verano. Se invita a los agricultores locales a aprender de dos proveedores de servicios y agricultores sobre cómo gestionar el agua, el riego y las prácticas de producción para conservar el agua en las cambiantes condiciones de los valles fluviales de la región.