January 2019
Paul Mays Presents – Partnering with Fungi: Mushrooms in the Garden
Join us for our first monthly meeting of the new year. We are very pleased to present Paul Mays, SixTwelve's Director of Permaculture. He brings a certain excitement to every topic he shares, and his passion for organic gardening shines. Always free and open to the public. Doors open at 6:30. Hope to see you there!
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OSU-OKC’s Associate Professor Haldor Howard
This month we are pleased to present Haldor Howard, an Associate Professor in the Horticulture Technologies Division at OSU-OKC, who teaches Sustainable Horticulture Practices and many other horticulture courses. He is well respected, has quite a following and is sure to please new and long-time gardeners alike. TOPIC: Our Class's Market Garden Techniques a la Les…
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Fruit Tree Grafting with John Wilson
Last September John taught us a great deal about tree pruning. We are happy to have him back to instruct us in fruit tree grafting. He has 10+ years experience, which began when he attended a grafting workshop sponsored by the California Rare Fruit Growers. Doors open at 6:30; speaker begins at 7:00. Event is…
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Potluck Dinner
We take a break from speakers in May to share a meal. The food is always diverse and delicious, as everyone brings a dish, and the atmosphere friendly and inviting. Doors open at 6:30 and we'll eat about 7:00. Free and non-members always welcome. Join us.
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David Braden of Commonwealth Urban Farms
Our speaker this week is David Braden, co-founder of Commonwealth Urban Farms. David will discuss how to get more Lactic Acid and Bacillus in your soil. What is that, you ask? Come find out!
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Kevin Marshall of Indigo Acres
Kevin's presentation topic will be How Conventional Ag is Damaging Our Earth and is Organic the Solution to Climate Change. Edmond, Oklahoma's own Indigo Acres was launched with the mission of growing healthy healing food; free of harmful chemicals. Indigo Acres is now in its 5th year of operation, and farms a “no-till” system and…
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Dee Nash – Creating Beautiful Vegetable Gardens That Are Also Productive
Dee lives in Guthrie and is a popular garden writer and blogger, and most recently a beekeeper too. She is also the co-creator of a Podcast entitled "The Gardenangelists." Her beautiful and informative PowerPoint presentation, "Creating Beautiful Vegetable Gardens That Are Also Productive" will take us on journeys throughout the U.S. and Great Britain. Her…
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OOGA Presents Monica Arndt
Monica Arndt is the owner and grower at Skyridge Farm, an herb nursery in NE Oklahoma County. She is a founding member of the Oklahoma City Herb Society. Monica has been a member of several different farmers markets over the past 25 years and attends a number of local festivals with her plants and handcrafted paper and other projects. Her plant inventory includes a large collection of scented geraniums, miniature roses, medicinal herbs, culinary herbs and her favorite ornamentals. She grows without the use of pesticides or toxic chemicals. She lives on 10 acres with her husband Ron, her gardens, greenhouse and pet donkey. http://www.skyridgefarmokc.com
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Professor Haldor Howard – “Our Front Yard Garden & Other Adventures”
A good friend of ours, Haldor Howard, an Associate Professor in the Horticulture Technologies Division at OSU/OKC, teaches Sustainable Horticulture Practices and many other horticulture courses. Come see a slideshow and hear about Haldor's personal front yard gardens, and other adventures. OOGA meets on the 4th Friday of the month. Monthly presentations by OOGA are…
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AUGUST OOGA MEETING CANCELED
Dear OOGA Members and Attenders: We deeply regret canceling our August 27th, 2021 OOGA meeting, but feel it's in the best interest of everyone, based on the rapidly spreading Covid Delta Variant. We will continue to monitor the situation and address this month by month. In the meantime, organic on! All the best, TEAM OOGA
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