University of Idaho Sustainable & Organic Farming Club Est. 2003 Moscow, Idaho

HOME GUIDEBOOK ABOUT SOIL STEWARDS FARM WORK SCHEDULE, WEATHER & EVENTS EARN CREDIT ON THE FARM CLUB PROJECTS & PHOTOS GET INVOLVED COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE FARMSTAND ORGANIC CERTIFICATION THE WEEKLY DIRT NEWSLETTER SUSTAINABLE AG QUESTIONS & REFLECTIONS RESOURCES & LINKS Join a Soil Stewards Group Discussion at © SOIL STEWARDS 2006 President: Carrie Caselton Lowe Vice-President: Lydia Clayton Treasurer: Karen Castenson Secretary/Webmistress: Ariel Agenbroad Faculty Advisor: Jodi Johnson-Maynard HELPFUL QUICK LINKS Department of Plant, Soil & Entomological Sciences College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Environmental Science Program College of Natural Resources UI Sustainable Ag UI Small Farms UI Cooperative Extension Cultivating Success Small Farms Education NewFarm Student Farm Directory ASUI Graduate & Professional Student Association

Learning Opportunities on the Student Organic Farm The Soil Stewards Farm is first and foremost a teaching and learning farm. Multiple opportunities exist, and your imagination is the limit when it comes to designing your on farm education! Earn course credits, internship credits, start a graduate project or even apply for work study! Formal Education opportunities could include: · Course Labs conducted at the Farm (get your professors to take your class on a field trip out to the farm!) · 1-6 Credits of On Farm Apprenticeship through Cultivating Success Current On-Farm Undergraduate/Graduate Directed Study Projects Soil Testing and Recommendations Completing Organic Certification Forms Surveying the Potential for Integration of Students and Faculty on the Organic Farm Have an idea for a 1 to 3 credit directed study or internship on the farm? Email Jodi Johnson-Maynard! Current On-Farm Graduate Research Projects · Biofumigation: Biopesticides/Plant-Derived Allelochemicals applied to Organic Carrots and Strawberries http://soils.ag.uidaho.edu/mmorra/projects/bio.htm · Sustainable Vegetable Production Planning for Direct Markets: Lessons from a Student Organic Farm on the Palouse Click here for the project website http://agweb.ag.uidaho.edu/ipm/