Encouraging Community Independence and Self-Reliance through Producing and Sharing Locally Adapted Heirloom Seeds

 

** 2005 First Meeting **
Monday, January 10, 2005 (Introductory first class)

 

**Next Meeting**
Monday, February 14, 2005
( Classes will be held the second Monday of each month

 

Gordon's Grange Hall
(located next to Gordon's Patio Shop)
Corner of Yelm Ave., East and Third Street, Yelm, WA

 

7:00 -- 9:00 PM (doors open at 6:30 PM)

Snow Policy: If it snows at all, meeting is cancelled and
rescheduled for the snow date.

 

** Each class will be divided into Novice and Experienced**

 

Introduction to Seed Saving -- a class series for novices

 

Experienced Seed Saving -- a class series for advanced seed savers

 

** Programs **

 

Speakers and Presentations -- open to all members and guests

 

** Summer Potluck **

 

Socializing and Lots of Garden Tales

 

** Fall **

 

Seed Harvesting Tips and Seed Exchange

 

Membership Only: $15.00/year

 

(new members welcome anytime)

 

Membership Plus 7-Class Series (Novices or Experienced): $45.00/year

 

Membership-Only Participants May Attend Any Class for $10.00

 

Guests of Class Participants May Attend Any Class for $10.00

 

Class Fees Are Non-Refundable but Are Transferable

 

Contact Person for January 2005:

 

Nadja Galadram: 360-458-GROW (4769)

 

South Sound Seed Stewards, founded Feb. 1994, became a Wash. state Non-Profit corporation in 1999.

 

Membership fees, class fees, and contributions are *not* tax-deductible.

 

Question & Equation

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What Nature has to teach us about teamwork

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The Guiding Philosophy
of the Farm Bank Project