HERBS FOR HEALTH
TUE. 1/19/21, 5:30PM - 7:00PM
ZOOM CLASS BY INVITATION, COMPLIMENTARY

Health is only as good as the foods we eat. Historically humans ate much more vegetable matter, but in modern times this is not the case. This has drastic effects on our health. In this class current scientific research is used to demonstrate how many plants affect human health.

Presenter: Justin Duncan has a BS in Agronomy from Prairie View A&M University, an 1890 Land Grant Institution, and an MS in Plant Breeding from Texas A&M University. Justin has spent years figuring out the nuts-and-bolts of successful organic farming in the humid South, concentrating mainly on sweet potatoes, strawberries, niche market ethnic crops and drought mitigation techniques. Justin formerly served as the Houston region director of the Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association and has strong rapport with organic farmers in Eastern Texas. He now works with the National Center for Appropriate Technology as a Sustainable Agriculture Specialist where he helps farmers around the country with their crop and pest issues and develops publications on sustainable agriculture topics.

The Zoom class invitation link will be emailed to you a couple of days before the class date. If you don't receive it, check your spam folder or email the classes coordinator. There are no refunds, substitutions or recordings if you cannot attend a live class for which you signed up.

(at registration you will receive two emails, one is a receipt and the other is a registration confirmation with contact info. if you have questions)