Learn how to work with others in a rural setting through insightful conversations. Each lesson of the course is our Big Exchange conversations broken down into a single idea or piece of wisdom and then arranged into a logical flow.
Over the months of hosting Big Exchanges, we at Green Hectares have segmented and collated these conversations into bite-sized pieces wisdom, much the way we naturally do whenever we have a great conversation. We are in the beginning stages of putting these discussions together in an easy format for more people to learn from them and to contribute back. Continuing these discussions for more people to benefit is important and an important step in information transfer. We will be adding more of our past and upcoming Big Exchanges as they relate to our various themes. By looking through these discussions, you will also get an idea of how our Big Exchanges allow for the natural "exchange" of ideas. If you have any additional thoughts or resources that could add more to these discussions, please add your thoughts within the platform.
Green Hectares' has developed a series of conversations called "Big Exchanges" for you to hear what others have experienced, how they have handled the situation and sharing the outcomes from what they have learned. We bring in leaders in their given fields to be the guides to the discussion and let us get deeper wisdom. We see these sessions as more of a natural learning stream rather than a course. Throughout the learning stream, there will be ways for you to contribute these important discussions.
If you want to learn specifics on a given topic, you're in the right place. While our issues section takes a look at theories, research, and the theoretical conversations that surround these ideas, this is the place where you learn ways that you (and others) can learn practical information that you can apply soon after you learn it. We have a variety of resources that can help you learn either broadly or in depth, using the types of resources that make most sense for your learning.
Over the months of hosting Big Exchanges, we at Green Hectares have segmented and collated these conversations into bite-sized pieces wisdom, much the way we naturally do whenever we have a great conversation. We are in the beginning stages of putting these discussions together in an easy format for more people to learn from them and to contribute back. Continuing these discussions for more people to benefit is important and an important step in information transfer. We will be adding more of our past and upcoming Big Exchanges as they relate to our various themes. By looking through these discussions, you will also get an idea of how our Big Exchanges allow for the natural "exchange" of ideas. If you have any additional thoughts or resources that could add more to these discussions, please add your thoughts within the platform.
Green Hectares' has developed a series of conversations called "Big Exchanges" for you to hear what others have experienced, how they have handled the situation and sharing the outcomes from what they have learned. We bring in leaders in their given fields to be the guides to the discussion and let us get deeper wisdom. We see these sessions as more of a natural learning stream rather than a course. Throughout the learning stream, there will be ways for you to contribute these important discussions.
If you want to learn specifics on a given topic, you're in the right place. While our issues section takes a look at theories, research, and the theoretical conversations that surround these ideas, this is the place where you learn ways that you (and others) can learn practical information that you can apply soon after you learn it. We have a variety of resources that can help you learn either broadly or in depth, using the types of resources that make most sense for your learning.
BiosecurityWe have three online biosecurity course in partnership with Growing Forward 2. The topics we've developed (so far) are cattle, poultry and swine. Sign up for one today or contact us to work with us for your sector.
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Community AssessmentsOver the years of working with rural communities, we have heard over and over how local governments and organizations want to connect with and serve their rural residents better. Contact us if your interested in learning our unique process.
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Mobile Computer LabsImproving technology use is an important part of the work that we do. We bring computer labs to groups and communities who either want to teach an aspect of an application or website for their members or to improve computer skills and familiarity.
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