Faith, Farming and Food

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Farming is an extreme sport!

Posted by Robin at 12:18 PM
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Who Can Get Involved? You.

Every Wednesday throughout the summer and fall, beginning mid-May, from 10 am-12 am. we will meet at the farm site for a work/learning activity such as building raised beds, shoveling dirt, planting, constructing a drip irrigation system, building trellises, constructing a compost bin, making pesto, canning dilly beans .... We will meet, rain or shine. You may sign up for one or more or regular Wednesday work shifts. There will also be additional times posted for other work and fun projects as the farm evolves.

Robin Raudabaugh, facilitator of the Faith, Farming and Food project at United Theological Seminary

Robin Raudabaugh, facilitator of the Faith, Farming and Food project at United Theological Seminary
Rev. Robin Raudabaugh
I am a United Church of Christ pastor, the farmer owner and operator of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Farm, a former CSA transitioning to vineyard and fruit farm, passionate proponent and writer about the connections between the ways we farm, the ways we think and act theologically about how we farm, and the ways in which our consumption of food can be sacrilege or sacrament.

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