Time Waubun Naytahwaush Roy Lake 8:00 BREAKFAST 9:00-10:00 Investments in water and Rainbow Corn Speaks! Food and Health Sanitation in First Nations Its Story and Wonder Sovereignty Innitiative – Nancy Kuhta Woodrow White Communities Wendy Ross 10:00-10:15 BREAK 10:15-11:45 Incorporating Sheep into Indigenous Seed Networking Biocultural Framework for your Permaculture Discussion Part Two Indigenous Food Rowen White Landscape Sustainability Sue Wika, Tom Prieve Dan Longboat 12:00 LUNCH 12:30-1:15 Keynote Feature Amos Hinton of the Ponca Tribe Oklahoma will discuss how they grew over 12,000 pounds of produce last year. 1:30-2:30 Tatanka Wakpala Toxic Taters: Fighting Project in the Medicines Program Hazardous Pesticide Drift Lakota Nation Sharon Day/Suzanne Nash from Potato Fields Ahan Hehaka Sapa Bob Shimek, Lex Horan 2:30-3:30 BREAK Seed Swapping happening in Seed Room. Vendors and Booths. 3:30-4:30 Discussion: Developing and Rabbits for Profit and Breads of Native Cultures Implementing Family Free-Range Chicken for a Abdullah Jaradat Gardening Programs Healthier You Michael Dahl Sharon Nordrum 4:45-5:30 Pick the Right Critter for the Discussion: Developing and How to Start Raising Your Job: Scale Appropriate Implementing Family own Food and Market Complimentary Enterprises Gardening Programs Specialty Crops Andy Hayner Michael Dahl and Jim Gawboy 7:00 BANQUET DINNER Indigenous Farming Conference Awards and Metis Traditional Jigging Conference Schedule Sunday March 16th
Time Waubun Naytahwaush Roy Lake 8:00 BREAKFAST 9:00-10:00 Investments in water and Sanitation in First Nations Communities Wendy Ross Rainbow Corn Speaks! Its Story and Wonder – Nancy Kuhta Food and Health Sovereignty Innitiative Woodrow White 10:00-10:15 BREAK 10:15-11:45 Incorporating Sheep into your Permaculture Landscape Sue Wika, Tom Prieve Indigenous Seed Networking Discussion Part Two Rowen White Biocultural Framework for Indigenous Food Sustainability Dan Longboat 12:00 LUNCH 12:30-1:15 Keynote Feature Amos Hinton of the Ponca Tribe Oklahoma will discuss how they grew over 12,000 pounds of produce last year. 1:30-2:30 Tatanka Wakpala Project in the Lakota Nation Ahan Hehaka Sapa Medicines Program Sharon Day/Suzanne Nash Toxic Taters: Fighting Hazardous Pesticide Drift from Potato Fields Bob Shimek, Lex Horan 2:30-3:30 BREAK Seed Swapping happening in Seed Room. Vendors and Booths. 3:30-4:30 Breads of Native Cultures Abdullah Jaradat Discussion: Developing and Implementing Family Gardening Programs Michael Dahl Rabbits for Profit and Free-Range Chicken for a Healthier You Sharon Nordrum 4:45-5:30 Pick the Right Critter for the Job: Scale Appropriate Complimentary Enterprises Andy Hayner Discussion: Developing and Implementing Family Gardening Programs Michael Dahl How to Start Raising Your own Food and Market Specialty Crops and Jim Gawboy 7:00 BANQUET DINNER Indigenous Farming Conference Awards and Metis Traditional Jigging Conference Schedule Sunday March 16th
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