Calling all growers and honey producers!

Do you know about the Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP)? 

South Whidbey Tilth Farmers Market has participated for many years, but it is you that must register to sell and get the benefits of this program. Read more.

Soil is the basis for much of plant agriculture. Knowing your soil is a little bit like knowing how your engine works when you drive a car, or knowing a little about food science when you cook. Our focus in this class is to give you a basic understanding of key elements of soil science that bear directly on the health of your plants, and what you can do about it.

Join Goosefoot and the Green Team of St. Hubert Catholic Church Green Team's work parties to hasten the demise of scotch broom on South Whidbey.

Join Goosefoot and the Green Team of St. Hubert Catholic Church Green Team's work parties to hasten the demise of scotch broom on South Whidbey.

Join Goosefoot and the Green Team of St. Hubert Catholic Church Green Team's work parties to hasten the demise of scotch broom on South Whidbey.

Family fun and lots more!

Meet Michael Pilarski, a "plant geek" committed to spreading knowledge of projects working successfully to "Green the earth to cool the earth."

You are invited to help in a work party to clean up the trash area near the tool shed. It will involve pulling out the wood, plastic chairs and fencing wire in the pile now, and loading it onto a trailer provided by Lance who will haul it to the dump.  Thank you Lance for volunteering the trailer and time.

Celebrate the Promises of Spring! The 37th event is attended by over 400 gardening enthusiasts, Master Gardeners and Speakers.

The award winning Whidbey Gardening Workshop is a full day of focused classes, panel sessions, hands-on-learning and demonstrations.

South Whidbey Tilth is having a seed swap with the Deer Lagoon Grand and WSU Master Gardeners at the Grange Hall.

South Whidbey Tilth is having a seed swap with the Deer Lagoon Grand and WSU Master Gardeners at the Grange Hall.

Addresses the science of grafting, followed by a hands-on bench grafting lab (apple). Everyone goes home with their grafted tree. Bring your grafting knife if you have one. We provide the rootstock, scion wood, and necessary tools and materials. Class cost - $30 advance payment, $35 at door. Class size is limited.

Visit Jerry Lloyd's unique horse farm in Greenbank and come away with horse manure, red wriggler worms and a newly charged enthusiasm for the garden and all critters therein.

Bioregionalism asks us to know our home place deeply. This is very different from the dominant "environmentalism of consumption," which suggests we can shop our way to resilience.

Edge Perma co-founders Andrew Tuttle and Mary Marshall will share their expertise on regenerative agriculture and virtual farm education.

Free workshop with Don Krafft

Classroom portion addresses the science of pruning; field lab is hands-on in the orchard. Unless it is pouring down rain, we'll have the lab regardless of weather (which is usually cold and damp), so dress for it.​​

Hands on workshop at Tilth.

You can join the monthly Tilth business meeting. Held online via Zoom.

 Join Whidbey Climate Action and Helen Price Johnson for effective citizenship 101 (at the city, county, and state level).

Join us for a discussion of food-growing wisdom and practices led by Anza Muenchow. Online via Zoom.

The Country Living & Modern Homesteading Expo is a full-day event offering 100+ hands-on workshops, expert-led classes, demonstrations, and community panels covering every aspect of rural life. Whether you’re raising goats, fermenting food, or building your first root cellar — this is where it all comes together.

Please look for more info about the meeting and board elections in Shannon’s Producer Report .

Fruit Tree Selection and Care with Dan Vorhis.

Hannah Anderson of the Whidbey Conservation District is the feature speaker after the potluck and meeting to elect members to the Tilth Council of Trustees.

Join the Island Conversations on the SECOND Thursday in January to hear Steve Shapiro’s story of local investing. From Whidbey Island Local Lending to the Whidbey Community Foundation’s impact investing funds, he will share stories from his front row perspective.

Join us for a discussion of food-growing wisdom and practices led by Anza Muenchow. Bring your questions. 

Join us as we focus on how our dollars spent here recirculate on-island many times.

A concert to benefit organizations on the Island responding to food insecurity. Let’s keep our community fed.

You can join the monthly Tilth business meeting. Held online via Zoom.