The Haskell Ag Lab hosted our annual Fall Fest on Sept. 28. The event was open to the public and featured several activities for all ages. The day consisted of apple picking, a scavenger hunt, rock painting, NRCS Urban Ag, food preservation, raised garden beds, and more. Learn more about the activities below and access their resources:
ian peterson, Horticulture, Landscape and Environmental Systems Extension Educator, made fall seed bombs that used local soil and store-bought “mushroom compost.” The clay in the local soil will help bind the seed bombs, and the mushroom compost will provide organic matter for the new plants. Find the handout here.
