The Living Land Series 2026 – a programme of agroecology workshops for land and nature connection throughout the year: Stroud, Glos
The Living Land Series 2026 – a programme of agroecology workshops for land and nature connection throughout the year: Stroud, Glos
The Living Land Series is a programme of agroecology workshops for land and nature connection throughout the year, led by experienced biodynamic practitioners and facilitators Kai Lange and Jonathan Code.
Each session will incorporate theory, practice and reflection.
Location: Oakbrook Community Farm, Painswick Old Road
Costs: Sessions cost £30 per participant, however we do also offer these workshops on a pay-what-you-can basis.
Workshop led by Kai Lange and Jonathan Code, read more about them below
For all details visit: https://www.thegrovestroud.co.uk/livingland
Saturday 21st February 2026 9am-1 pm FRUIT-TREE PRUNING
Tree health & development needs, tools, tree paste, pruning guidance & practice. Please bring your own secateurs
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Saturday 25th April 2026 9am-1pm COMPOST & PREPARATIONS
How to make the best compost to support the health of soil and plants, drawing on biodynamic practices
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Saturday 27th June 9am-1pm BEES, BIRDS & FLOWERING PLANTS
Insects and birds are essential for healthy plant development, far beyond pollination. This workshop explores how to support bees to do their best, and enjoy the power of flowers.
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About the workshop leaders
Kai Lange: Kai draws his inspiration from working with nature. He has been a biodynamic farmer, fruit- and veg-grower since 1985, having trained in Germany, lived in Denmark and in the UK from 2000. Currently working for the Biodynamic College, he is passionate to share his love for farming and growing through education and mentoring. He is developing and sharing practices to start a dialog with nature, consciously engaging all senses, together with his wife Lucy at HortusHeart.org.uk.
Jonathan Code: Jonathan is an environmental educator, researcher and author, currently leading the MSc programme in Agroecology at the Royal Agricultural University where he is a Senior Lecturer. With a strong interest in native American philosophy and the natural world, Jonathan regularly teaches for the Biodynamic College amongst other organisations, with focus areas including alchemy and spagyrics, essential oil distillation, traditional craft and integrative education.