[soilhack-announce] 20th March - Understanding & Applying Soil Carbon Influencing Factors with Ed Revill

Mon Mar 7 13:04:51 CET 2016

Hi Joanna,
Is there anybody coming from Sussex?I've checked train-times, and can't do it without staying overnight, but if someone was driving, I'd be happy to share a lift. I live near East Grinstead
BestDorothea

From: joannadornan at gmail.com
Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2016 11:49:19 +0000
To: soilhack-announce at lists.ourproject.org
Subject: Re: [soilhack-announce] 20th March - Understanding & Applying Soil	Carbon Influencing Factors with Ed Revill

Hi DanI hadn’t got you down but I have now, so that’s cool.  I’ve had a couple more bookings this morn, so looks like we can go ahead.  Although any help spreading the word is much appreciated. 
Also its pay on the day, but can you tell me how much you’ll be paying?  (sliding scale)  just so I know we’ll be covering costs. TaJoanna
On 7 Mar 2016, at 11:27, Daniel Taylor <danieltaylor79 at gmail.com> wrote:Hi Joanna,Just double checking that I am booked on this day. Hope you get the numbers.Cheers, Dan
On 5 Mar 2016 14:13, "Joanna Dornan" <joannadornan at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
This will be an excellent workshop but booking required asap or this

workshop may not run if we don’t get enough signups….

"Understanding and Applying Soil Carbon Influencing Factors.”with Ed Revill

Date:  Sunday 20th March,

Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Cost £5 - £20 - pay as you can afford - (rough guide for what to pay -

Waged :£20,  Part-time waged/low-wage: £15,  Low-wage/skint: £10,

Unwaged/extremely skint: £5)

Venue:  Feed Bristol

Food:  Bring lunch to share (can include things to cook on the biochar

stove)

Workshop Content

As growers, when we fail to understand and work with soil carbon

influencing factors (SCIF) then our seemingly good practices can result

in unnecessary soil carbon release.

However, when we understand and work with these influencing factors,

bringing them into our growing systems, then we can grow crops in ways

which enrich and build soil. The need for inputs and work load is

significantly reduced as are climate changing and other pollutants.

Timetable for the day

10 to 11.30 a.m. Interactive SCIF theory session.

11.30 to 12 Tea, chat and questions.

12 to 1.30 p.m. Full cycle biochar discussion, biochar in agroecology,

stove demo.

1.30 to 2 p.m. soup and chat

2 to 3 p.m. applying SCIF' s, reversing systems.

For more info and booking for the Sunday contact Joanna:

joannadornan at gmail.com

It will really help us if you book. Ta x

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