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SUMMARY:Herbal Classifications in Applied Animal Herbal Choices
DESCRIPTION:This is the first practical tutorial of the accredited level 4 Diploma Herbal Choices for Animals course. \nThis is taught over the 14th (morning) and 15th March (afternoon)\, with invited guest; Medical Herbalist and animal specialist; Rachael Maxwell.\nThis provides an introduction to the Applied Zoopharmacognosy method for animals\, and covers classification of herbs by their functional properties in relation to use in herbal medicine\, for offering to animals via self selection.  This module is provided via Zoom\, with a recording available.  The rest of the course is held on site near Thame\, Oxfordshire. \nPlease see the full course details and fees by clicking below.\nMORE DETAILS…
URL:https://www.rose-therapy.co.uk/event/herbal-classifications/
LOCATION:Village Farm\, Emmington\, OX39 4AA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Mixed Animal
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SUMMARY:The Soil Food Web and Animal Health
DESCRIPTION:£100\, or £90 if you are an Applied Herbal Choices for Animals graduate. \nWith soil scientist; Tom Knowles\, equine and agricultural advisor in soil health\, compost production\, food chain ecology. \nThis 5 hour CPD held onsite in Oxfordshire is aimed at providing attendees with current science and practical assessment and improvement of soil health.  You will get a chance to do some practical tests\, and see some composting methods in progress\, and learn about probiotic compost tea. \nThis covers discussion and demonstrations as to why it is so important to ensure appropriate types and amounts of bacteria\, fungi\, protozoa and nematodes in the paddock soil for healthy grazing and foraging\, and within your garden / yard soil and compost for herbs for self selection by pets. \nWe will include discussion on how to generate a healthy food web; enhancing the soil microbiome to help maintain a healthy balance in the equine and pet body microbiome. \nTom Knowles is a soil scientist\, focusing on improving soil health for sustainable non chemical production of crops and grazing for support of the environment and health of grazing animals\, and through the food chain beyond that with regards to plant based or meat based feed.  He provides micro-biome soil testing and advises on improvement measures for soil health.   In this CPD\, he shares his knowledge\, and provides some practical skills for assessing soil and pasture. \nParticipants also receive a 20% discount on a soil analysis and nutrient sampling testing. \nContents \n\n\nIntroduction to how soil functions\n\n\nsoil biology and the soil food web\n\n\nBiological v Chemical approach\n\n\n\n\nSoil management for animal health\n\n\nHealthy soil produces healthy plants and enhances the body microbiome directly (soil eating) or indirectly (via plants)\n\n\nTrue proteins (healthy) vs funny sugars (junk food)\n\n\n\n\nSoil and Plant testing you can do yourself (in the field/ garden) \n\n\nBrix testing – sugar content of plants\n\n\nDig a hole\, examine soil\n\n\nWater infiltration testing\n\n\n\n\nExample soil microscope analysis\n\n\nwhat it means – some as a group\, potentially individually\, depending on numbers\n\n\ncomparison with others\n\n\n\n\nSome other management suggestions\n\n\nComposting/worm composting\n\n\nCalcium addition\n\n\nCross grazing with sheep or cattle in paddocks\n\nCompost tea\nTips on growing herbs for your animals\n\n\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/tk.soil.services \nTo book\, please contact us.
URL:https://www.rose-therapy.co.uk/event/the-soil-food-web-and-equine-health/
LOCATION:Village Farm\, Emmington\, OX39 4AA\, United Kingdom
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