Heart & Soil Homestead Shop
BSF Workshop- Full video course
This video series is a full workshop done for a local NGO with 100 chickens. It contains 5 sections covering the full cycle for our operation, as well as Q&A. Full list of videos below: 01 Growing Space 02 Our Animals 03 Feeding BSF to our chickens 04 Dark cage and Breeding cages 05 A cycle from hatching to growing Q&A Chicken breed considerations Q&A Example of an efficient waste cycle Q&A Feed cost vs labour Q&A How much BSF and what else to feed Q&A How to get a cycle started Q&A Integrating composts and chicken Q&A Integrating worm composting Q&A Love cage design Q&A Optimal breeding temperature Q&A Recognizing the pupae stage Q&A Side vented berry crates Q&A Waste input options Q&A What we sell on our farm
R 250,00
19 April: Medicinal Plants workshop
9-10:30 Saturday 19 April. This workshop includes a medicinal plant bundle AND comfrey balm We'll make the comfrey balm together to demystify the process. Practical, simple ways to include medicinal plants in your garden, and how to integrate some plants into your routine. You'll go home with a list of easy ways to use various plants, and I'll show you how to make comfrey balm and send you home with some.
R 750,00
14 June Veg Growing workshop
Sat 14 June 9-10:30am Veg growing workshop This workshop includes veg seedlings and seeds Our growing workshops this year are meant to support you on your vegetable growing journey, where ideally you come to several workshops whenever you feel the need for some extra support. I’ll walk you through whatever I’m already doing that month, so that you can compare and ask questions and gather energy for your next steps. I hope this is going to build a community of growers.
R 350,00
5 July Kimchi workshop
In this workshop Eugene and I will talk through the basics of Kimchi making, show you how to make Kimchi, and share Gochugaru and a large jar of Kimchi with you to take home.
R 600,00
Black Soldier Fly larvae (BSF)
Yoghurt container full of BSF, with a little substrate to keep them comfortable. Approx 500g fresh Larvae. The larvae can be fed as a protein source/treat to chickens at 10-20 larvae per day, and these larvae will last about 2 weeks. If kept in fridge, development will slow down and they can be kept a bit longer. Learn more: https://www.heartandsoilhomestead.co.za/bsf-cape-town
R 90,00
Worms
1L container of composting worms
R 150,00
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