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Heather T
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  • Phoenix, AZ
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Need Composter recommendations
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Started this discussion. Last reply by tmbc May 3, 2012.

Hens ready to retire?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Heather T Jan 17, 2012.

sealer for brick wall/raised veggie garden
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Sterling DePriest Sr. Sep 23, 2011.

 

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Heather T replied to Grace Marie Newton's discussion Edible plants to aerate and nourish soil?
"Kari, sorry I didn't realize you were still signed in on this iPad! Didn't mean to post in your name! Heather T"
Apr 25
Heather T commented on Laura's group Seed Library
"I have a ton (well not really) but a lot of dried safflower that I can harvest seeds from. I will be checking some in soon! Love it!! I have a question, if the seed is older (I have a bunch of beet seeds, too) should we do a germ test on it before…"
Sep 14, 2012
Heather T replied to Greg and Liberty's discussion What is your "go to" vegetable, herb etc?
"I second the arugula. You can plant it year-round, it germinates quickly, and it adds so much interest to salads, soups, sandwiches, etc. Also radishes, basil, loofah, Armenian cucumbers and I'itoi onions."
Sep 4, 2012
Heather T replied to Jan Edgington's discussion help with turkeys
"Jan you should check with Vanessa Rice, who you should be able to find with a search on the VPA site. I took her chicken processing class about 8 months ago and it was very helpful and informative. I don't know if she teaches turkeys but maybe…"
Aug 5, 2012
Heather T commented on Christopher Henggeler's event Pomegranates in Arizona: Propagation, Cultivation, Pests, Challenges
"What an awesome class! Loved it."
Jul 14, 2012
Heather T replied to Cricket's discussion Disaster Preparedness
"I wanted to throw another resource in the pot here. As you will see, they are geared more toward longer-scale disasters such as peak oil, climate change, etc. But the basics are the same.  In any disaster situation we are talking about lack of…"
Jul 10, 2012
Heather T replied to Cricket's discussion Disaster Preparedness
"Cricket, No problem, happy to share.  Just a suggestion though, if you don't already know your neighbors, this may not be the first impression you want to make.  This topic really scares the crap out of some people who have never let…"
Jul 10, 2012
Heather T replied to Cricket's discussion Disaster Preparedness
"Interesting event coming up in Scottsdale of all places...maybe see some of you there? http://fitcityscottsdale.org/event/cope-community-outreach-preparedness-emergencies The first annual C.O.P.E. Fair (Community Outreach for Preparedness in…"
Jul 10, 2012

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About Me:
Grew up mowing lawns in Illinois, got a botany degree at ASU in 98, organic farmer, school garden teacher, and home gardener for the last 10 years, now a stay-at-home mother of 3 kids, one with special needs, with a small garden maintenance business on the side.

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At 10:06am on November 19, 2011, Vanessa Rice said…

Hi Heather,

I only teach classes and yes we have all of the equipment that you would need to butcher your own birds and we typically rent the gear out (plucker, scalder, killing cones etc..) to people that have attended our class. We do not allow participants to bring their birds to the workshop as want to keep a "closed herd" and transporting the birds here to our property from yours will somewhat defeat part of the purpose of NOT stressing the birds out on butchering day. The classes that we teach are hands on workshops and when a person goes through the 3 - 4 hour workshop they are more than capable of butchering their own birds without our help. My next class is scheduled for the first week of January the exact dates are yet to be determined. The class is 25.00 and if you wish to purchase one of the organically raised birds that is an addtional 10.00. I only take 12 people per class so if you are interested the best thing to do is send me your email address and let me know how many on your end (just you or you and your husband etc) will be attending.
Vanessa

At 1:17pm on June 11, 2011, Richard Sidy said…

Heather,

I enjoyed meeting you last weekend! Keep me posted on how the fair is shaping up and if we can be of any help.

Richard

At 12:58pm on June 2, 2011, Peggy Burt Edwards said…

Heather, I am have neglected my permaculture account for too long. 

Thank you for introducing yourself! I am sorry it has taken so long to reply. I would love to meet up.  

We just installed our first raised bed for our little girl who uses a wheelchair. We can't wait to build more.

At 9:14pm on June 25, 2008, tanya said…
Hey Heather!
I am inviting permis to help me with my small garden over the forth of July in show low.
so if you and the kids need to get out of the heat, come on up!
T
 
 
 

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