Sunday (January 31)

Sunday, January 31 (see Workshop Descriptions For Detailed Summaries)
Workshop Registration – Full-Day General (Adult) Admission – (advanced registration up to Jan. 8/10) $20.00 Includes your choice of 8 – two hour seminars – after Jan. 8 or at the door – $30		Online PayPal registration for 2010 now open.
Workshop Registration – Full-Day Student Admission – $10.00 (both advanced and at the door price) Includes your choice of 8 – two hour seminars		Online PayPal registration for 2010 now open.
Sunday Morning Seminars: 9:30 am – 11:30 am (your choice of any of the 4 workshops)
ADVANCED: Holistic management goals: harmonizing your spiritual, social, environmental and economic values - √Tony McQuail	INTRODUCTION: Urban Agriculture: Opportunities For Action – summary of the Urban Ag. Conference (November/09 at the Arboretum) - √Shannon Lee Stirling & members of Backyard Bounty Urban Farming Project (note that a special consultation with Backyard Bounty may take place in this seminar room between 11.30 am through 12.45 pm – details TBA)	INTRODUCTION: Permaculture on the farm and in the city - √Brad Peterson	Biodynamic BioDynamic Seminar A “Challenges” – Anticipating some of the challenges facing agriculture in the decade ahead – how BioDynamic principles can help - √Fred Kirschenmann –
Take Time for Lunch ! The University Centre Cafeteria features an Organic Entree at Noon – on a first come basis
WORKSHOP/CONSULTATION (a noon-time consultation held by our Official Sponsor, the Organic Ag. Centre of Canada): “Research Needs – tell the researchers which organic projects need to be funded.” See Workshop Descriptions for further info. 11.45 am – 1.00 pm on Sunday

Sunday Afternoon Seminars 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm (your choice of any of the 4 workshops)
INTRODUCTION: Genetic engineering & corporate control – participatory workshop for advocacy (note that this program runs 12.00-3.00 pm) - √Lucy Sharratt & √GeneAction	INTRODUCTION: Sheep husbandry forum: managing & controlling parasites - √Achim Mohssen-Beyk & co-presenters	ADVANCED: A 2010 Climate Change Think-Tank: How can the organic movement respond to the challenge of climate breakdown! - √Phil Beard, √Rod MacRae & panel	Biodynamic BioDynamic Seminar B “Solutions” – Creating a resilient agriculture – can we build a certification system that can help? - √Fred Kirschenmann – NOTE: the Society For BioDynamic Farming In Ontario is sponsoring Fred, who is delivering the entire 4-hour morning/afternoon series. Please contact the Society – fourfold@golden.net