Winter Mini-Series on Sustainable Living: Explore Beekeeping

Join us for a three-part mini-series designed to inspire and equip you with practical knowledge on sustainable living. Each session will focus on a different topic, with expert guidance. Whether you're interested in supporting pollinators, raising your own backyard chickens, or growing fresh produce, these sessions are perfect for beginners and seasoned enthusiasts alike. **Session 1: Bees - January 7** Discover the fascinating world of bees and their essential role in our ecosystem. Learn the basics of beekeeping, the financial-side of beekeeping, and the importance of bees for both nature and agriculture. **Session 2: Backyard Chickens - February 4** Thinking about starting your own flock? This session will cover everything you need to know about raising backyard chickens—from setting up a coop to caring for your hens and collecting fresh eggs. **Session 3: Gardening for Produce - March 4** Learn how to start a successful garden that provides fresh, homegrown produce. This session will cover planning, planting, and maintaining your garden to ensure a bountiful harvest. Each session runs from noon to 1:00 PM at the Clinton County Extension Office. Registration is $15 per session, which includes lunch. Sign up online or call the Extension Office to reserve your spot. Don’t miss out on these opportunities to grow your skills and build a more sustainable lifestyle!