Virtual Training Registration – Community Herbalism

This virtual training from our Farm Ops project covers the basics of growing, harvesting, and preserving 10 culinary herbs. This learning cohort is funded in part by the US Department of Veterans Affairs. The Canandaigua VA Medical Center invites you to learn more about the Whole Health Initiative, and services available to veterans enrolled with the VA. More information will be provided to course participants.

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*If you would like assistance in enrolling at a facility near you, contact Dr. Paul Doughery at (585) 463-2674.

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NOTE: The social definition of “race” has resulted in systemic institutional racism and made it more challenging for people of color to farm. We ask this question as one measure toward our goal of supporting ALL people who farm or want to farm. You can read more about this commitment in our Equity and Justice Statement on our About page.

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