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Tired of weeds running the show? Let’s fight back!
In this problem-solving, interactive workshop, you’ll learn to identify invasive weeds with free apps, explore effective strategies to combat them, and design a sustainable, long-term management plan to reclaim your property. There's a potluck too...so bring something to share with your neighbors!!!
When: We’ll schedule this again when we get 10 pre-registrants.
Where: We'll determine after we meet the pre-reg goal
Price: Contribute-what-you-can
Get First in Line! Pre-Register!
Pre-registration is free; we only charge your credit card when we're ready to schedule (and you say ok). When 10 people pre-register, we'll set up the next workshop with your input on dates!
WORKSHOP DETAILS
Tackle the Invaders, Your Way
Learn the Keys to a Successful Plan
Learn the Keys to a Successful Plan
Learn how to use the Oregon Wildflower Search and Google Lens to identify invasive weeds on your property. Once you know what you’re dealing with, we’ll explore the best options to combat these pesky plants for good.
Learn the Keys to a Successful Plan
Learn the Keys to a Successful Plan
Learn the Keys to a Successful Plan
We’ll dive into the key components of a sustainable weed management strategy that works with your goals and resources—because a one-size-fits-all plan just won’t cut it.
Build a Personal Plan with AI
Learn the Keys to a Successful Plan
Build a Personal Plan with AI
It's one thing to generally understand how to control weeds. It's another to have your own personal plan for your situation. Use our AI planning tool to build your plan. Bring your phone or a laptop!
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WORKSHOP LEADER
Debbie Wood
Debbie Wood has dedicated nine years to managing noxious weed populations as the coordinator for the Crooked River Weed Management Area at the Crook County OSU Extension Office. Based in Prineville, Debbie partners with public and private groups to tackle invasive weeds through education, prevention, and restoration. She’s all about bringing communities together for a common cause—and having fun while doing it!
MEMBERSHIP
Save 20% On This Workshop!
Join School of Ranch and get 20% off all workshops for a year. Your membership helps us cover our costs. Being non-profit doesn't mean you can lose money! We need your support and nothing shows support as much as a membership.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How should I dress?
Comfortable clothes for a classroom.
What should I bring?
A smartphone and a laptop or tablet (both are needed for workshop activities), samples or photos of weeds on your property (if available), and a potluck dish to share.
What apps do I need?
Download these two apps - Oregon Wildflower Search and if you have an iphone, Google if you don't have it. We'll be using Google Lens. Also, either create and account on www.chatgpt.com, or login using Google or another sign-in method.
Can minors attend?
Minors are welcome if the accompanying adult feels they’ll find the workshop engaging.
Will there be food?
Yes, we’re having a potluck! Bring a contribution; we’ll supply the main protein.
How do I find the location?
Google maps will not get you to the building. Use this link https://maps.app.goo.gl/MQnr9auNetTvv1xd9. The fairgrounds sometimes locks the gates at night. If the gate is locked, call Mark @650-224-6750.
What is School of Ranch?
School of Ranch is a Central Oregon-based 501c3 nonprofit. We hire skilled community members to teach practical and artisan skills. Our mission is to educate, support local entrepreneurs, and provide common ground for people regardless of politics, age, background or beliefs.
