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Gentle Evening Yoga with Ellen
This gentle yoga class is a meditative, fluid, and soothing class suitable for all levels. Students will experience slow movements to warm the body and release stress and muscular tension, breathing techniques to support the nervous system, and simple postures to help build strength and stability. Suitable for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike.Bring your mat and water bottle, as well as blocks and strap (towel) if needed. We will have some yoga mats and blocks available to borrow. This class will meet inside CVU.
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Eritrean/Ethiopian Cuisine - Vegetarian Specialties
Learn simple techniques to prepare ethnic food that is rich in flavor. Eritrean/Ethiopian cooking relies on a diverse range of herbs & roots to develop characteristics quintessential to the cuisine. Everyone will participate making a variety of vegetarian dishes including: Spiced mushroom - organic mushroom cooked with berbere spice, onion, garlic, ginger and tomato Curried lentils - split red lentils cooked with onion, garlic, ginger, tomato and curry powder. (Alganesh's signature dish) Greens - spinach cooked with red onion, ginger, garlic, fresh tomato, jalapeno and rosemary. Experience the culture and enjoy a delicious meal that will nourish your soul!This class will meet inside CVU.
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Cultural Resistance & Climate Change Adaptation
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The goal of this presentation is to provide examples of DIRECT actions each person can take at home, on their phone, computer, farm, institution, and municipal entities. Gerald will review specific climate change adaptations that face cultural resistance, whether in your home, community or the institutions that surround us. A list of specific actions each of us have an opportunity to accomplish in our daily life will be introduced and discussed. Both positive and unintended consequences will be identified in terms of cultural values, as well as economic, environmental and personal adaptation, as well as how positive cultural adaptations affect us at the local and regional level. This class will take place inside CVU.
Fall/Winter 2024
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Successfully Overwinter Honeybee Colonies with Confidence
HOME & GARDEN, NATURE & ANIMALS
Join veteran beekeeper and owner of Swaying Daisies Honeybee Farm, Gerald Posner, as he shares his practices and procedures for helping honeybee's successfully overwinter in the harsh climate of Vermont. This honeybee care course spends both time in the classroom as well as at the bee hive colonies onsite at the CVU “Raging Rooster” farm! This course is NOT an introduction to beekeeping, and is designed for those that are currently beekeeping with established hives. Each class will split time between the classroom, and in the apiary performing hands-on activity. Each attendee will have the opportunity to practice “best in class” activities to successfully overwinter their honeybee colonies. During the allotted classroom time, students will review and reference published articles as well as discuss concerns and tried and true or tired and failed experiences of overwintering bees. During the allotted time at the onsite CVU apiary we will cover: Brood inspection. Frame / super / deep box adjustments. Formic Acid application Hive box configuration Insulation type & configuration Supplemental food, essential oil and vitamin applications. Please dress according to the weather and bring beekeeping suits, or wear a white long-sleeved shirt, outdoors shoes and bring your beekeepers veil. (some extra veils will be available to borrow).
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