You always wanted to try welding, right? Here's your chance to learn to weld in a safe, welcoming environment. Sign up for our three-session program today and learn farmer welding - the skills you needs.. Small group training in a professional welder's shop. You'll get the attention you need to succeed.
In this hands-on, three-part workshop series you'll be guided step-by-step though the process of making a structure from wood. You'll build the skills to do many typical homestead projects, starting with using the key tools. This series offer hands-on training in skills that will last a lifetime.
Build the skills to set up and maintain small-scale irrigation systems for greenhouses, vegetable gardens and lawns. Attend this hands-on workshop and you'll be able to evaluate different irrigation strategies, choose the right products, and fix common problems.
Take another step toward self-reliance! This workshop is for women looking to put the power saw notch on their belts. Learn safe techniques for three types of saw - Chainsaw, Skillsaw, and Sawzall. Hands-On, Hard-core and Hunk-Free.
Having problems with your electrical system? Outlets obsolete? Working with an old structure? Build basic DIY electric skills and restore power and light safely and easily with this hands-on workshop. Learn troubleshooting steps, how to fix small problems, and when it's the right time to call an electrician. This one-session workshop will have you working safely with electricity in a snap, not a zap!
It's time to prep your small engines for prime performance! In this interactive workshop, participants will dive into essential maintenance tasks, including changing spark plugs, refreshing oil, sharpening blades, and repairing external components. From lawnmowers to chainsaws to generators, our team will walk you through the necessary steps to revive your equipment and ensure it operates at peak efficiency when you need it most.
Rockhound? Gem curious? This workshop will teach you about the various Oregon collectible stones! We'll cover how to find them, where to look, and what to do with them when you bring them home Go home with maps that show where to find the good stuff. Is there anything more fun than that eureka moment! Experience it for yourself!
Ever wanted to craft your own functional wooden spoons? Join us in this hands-on workshop, where you'll learn the art of spoon carving. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, our expert instructors will guide you through the process. Craft beautiful and useful utensils from wood and take home your creations.
Dive into the art of traditional soap-making in this immersive workshop. Discover the history and science of soap crafting while using natural ingredients and essential oils. Create luxurious, handcrafted soaps that are gentle on the skin and kind to the environment. Perfect for those seeking a sustainable and creative hobby.
Presented by the Deschutes Public Library at no charge, join School of Ranch for a hands-on workshop that will transform the way you camp and travel! Dive into the art of dehydration, a sustainable and flavorful way to take your favorite foods on the trail. Imagine a gourmet healthy meal made only with ingredients that you dry, even if you just have cold water! This workshop is a learning experience and a chance to connect with fellow enthusiasts in a community that values skill-sharing and sustainable living.
Dehydrating food is magic. Did you know you can turn vegetables into powders? If you mix them into your kid's food, they'll never notice and get almost all the nutritional value! Shazam! Presented by the Deschutes Public Library, join School of Ranch and learn the secrets of dehydrating food, from the equipment you need, to preparing different types of foods, to avoiding food safety problems, to making magical powders. Bonus - Take home a soup-in-a-jar sample!
Join us April 23th for a unique evening of learning and fun! This workshop is designed for enthusiasts of all levels to deepen their knowledge through a spirited game of Jeopardy tailored to equine education and cool hands-on activities. Live demonstrations on tack and carpentry for ranching, and an exclusive booth by Purina discussing horse health and nutrition will enrich your understanding. We'll also be raising money for StirrUp Purpose! Registration is required for this engaging event. While there's no set fee, a $20 donation is suggested to contribute to our cause. Secure your spot now and be part of this fun night!
Whether you're tending to small pastures, farms, greenhouses, gardens, or lawns, these workshops are your DIY key to efficient water management. Two workshops, take either or both. One is about This session is about setting up your system to move water from your source to the place you want to irrigate. The other This session assumes you have the water where you need it, and you need to push it out onto your pasture, garden, beds or lawn.
Scott Duggan, OSU Extension, will be teaching a class on the health of horses grazing pastures in Central Oregon. This class will focus on horses and how pasture can be too much of a good thing. Pasture-Associated laminitis, colic, sugar content of pasture grasses, poisonous plants and laminitis prevention will be discussed.
Join Scott Duggan, OSU Extension, for a class on pasture and grazing management. Topics include the sins of overgrazing, techniques for rotational grazing, pasture grass species, and a bit about poisonous plants in pastures. If you are an aspiring pastoralist, please join us!
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April 6 at the Redmond Fairgrounds. Co-produced by Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District, The High Desert Food and Farm Alliance, and School of Ranch.