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We would like this to be a  Calendar of Events for the Morgan horse used in Work.  Please make it useful.  Tell us when you are doing what you are doing in the near or far future.  Share with others the joy of Work you share with your Morgan horse.  Celebrate the Work Morgan!
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 July  Aug   Sep  Oct   Nov   Dec
TI* refers to Tiller's International, there are so many worthwhile events taught there, we've listed their contact information here to save space on our calender; 10515 East OP Ave, Scotts, MI 49088 USA, 800-498-2700; 269-626-0223; 269-262-0226 (Fax); www.tillersinternational.org ; tillers@tillersinternational.org

Please Check with eventers for accuracy or changes.  We are not reponsible for errors.  It's just a community free calendar of events in which you may choose to participate.


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January
Happy New Year
Jan 14-18, The Ag Course- intensive study of biodynamics, The Pfieffer Center, Chesnut Ridge, NY, Greg Swartz, 845-352-5020 ext 20, info@pfieffer.org , www.pfieffer.org
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Jan 22-24, Circles of Caring, Saratoga Springs, NY, NOFA: NY's 28th Annual Organic Gardening Conference, 570-224-8515, conference@nofany.org <
Jan 23-24, TI*, Blacksmithing I, #310a, $155 <
Jan 27-31, Colonial Williamsburg, VA, 2nd Annual International Carriage Symposium, Highways & Horses: Travel & Transport by Horse Drawn Vehicles, 859-231-0971,
info@caaonline.com,  www.caaonline.org  <
Jan 30, Grayling, MI, 11th annual Northern Small Farms Conference, 231-533-8818,
www.msue.msu.edu/antrim    go to 2010 conference
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February
Feb 4-6, State College, PA, 19th Annual, Farming for the Future, www.pasafarming.org  <
Feb 5-6, Lincoln, NE, Rural Advantage / Healthy Farms Conference, Nebraska Sustainable
Agriculture Society, healthyfarm@gmail.com or NASA on Facebook.
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Feb 13-14, Granville, OH, 31st Ecological & Farm Association, Joe Salatin & Ann Cooper, 50 workshops, 614-421-2022 ext 205, renee@oeffa.org <
Feb 18-19, TI*,  Blacksmithing I, #310b, $155<
Feb 20-21, TI*,  Logging, #260a, $140 <
Feb 26-27, TI*,  Mower Clinic, #290a, $185 <
Doc Hamil's Work Horse Workshops, Driving Clinics &  Videos; Workshops- call for new  additions, Arizona; Doc Hammil, DVD- PO Box 415, East Glacier Park, MT; www.DocHammil.com, workshops@docdochammil.com, 406-250-8252.<
Russell's Workhorse Farm-  Poplarville, MS 39470; 14 years teaching how to farm with draft horses, learn basics of harnessing, hitching, driving and working the draft horse to a wide variety of implements; Kenny & Renee Russell, 12055 Hwy 11 North; 601-795-4200; russellfarm@yahoo.com<
March
Mar 6-7,    TI*,  Knife Making, #315a, $190 <
Mar 6-7,    TI*,  Spinning Wool I, #195a, $80 <
Mar 12-13, Michigan Barn Preservation Conference; East Lansing, MI <
Mar 12-14, TI*,  Windsor Tall Stools, #470a, $190 <
Mar 13-14, TI*,  Spinning Wool II, #196a, $80 <
Mar 18-19, TI*,  Blacksmithing I, #310c, $155 <
Mar 18-20, TI*, Ox Driving Clinic, #211a, #225 <
Mar 20-21, TI*,  Blacksmithing II, #311a, $155 <
Mar 23-26, TI*,  Draft Horse Basics, #230a, $270 <
Mar 27-28, TI*,  Repousse, #360a, $195 <
Devil's Gulch Ranch- Learn skills doing real work on a ranch on the Northern California  Coast; 415-662-1099; devilsgulchranch.com; youth & family camps, adult workshops, internships; horse production gardens, blacksmithing, agricultural mechanics, horseback riding. <
April
The Lord Jesus Christ was crucified, rose again (ascended to the Father and is ruling)!
Apl 3-4,    TI*,  Animals & Ironies: Wizards, #312a, $175
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Apl  8-10, TI*,  Smithing for Museums, #346a, $225 <
Apl 10,     TI*,  Identifying Wood, #407a, $45 <
Apl 10-11, TI*,  Shaker Pedestal Table, #485a, $190 <
Apl 14-17, 32nd Annual Small Farmer's Journal Auction & Swap Meet, Jefferson County Fairgrounds, Madras, OR,  800-876-2893, www.smallfarmersjournal.com  <
Apl 17,     TI*,  Hand-twisted  Cattail Rush Stool, #189a, $125 <
Apl 17-18, TI*,  Timber Framing Tools, #452a, $230 <
Apl 19-24, TI*,  Timber Framing & Raising, #431a, $350 <
Apl 24,     TI*,  Raising Day, #432a, $25 <
Apl 24,     TI*,  Plowing, free <
Russell's Workhorse Farm-  Poplarville, MS 39470; 14 years teaching how to farm with draft horses, learn basics of harnessing, hitching, driving and working the draft horse to a wide variety of implements; Kenny & Renee Russell, 12055 Hwy 11 North; 601-795-4200; russellfarm@yahoo.com <
May
May 1-2,     TI*,  Architectural Ironwork, #312b, $195 <
May 1-2,     TI*,  Beekeeping, #180, $165 <
May 7-8,     TI*,  Blacksmithing I, #310d, $155 <
May 7-8,     TI*,  Timber Frame Design Seminar, #434a, $125 <
May 13-14, TI*,  Coopering Tools, #455a, $210 <
May 15,      TI*,  Soap Making, #164a, $75 <
May 15-16, TI*,  Coopering, #445a, $185 <
May 15-16, TI*, Small Foundry Work & Patterns, #323a, $185 <
May 22,      TI*, Wooden Spoke Shaves , #454a, $85 <
May 22-23, TI*, Cheesemaking, #165a, $150 <
May 23,      TI*, ID, Use, Repair of Hand Tools, #459a, $80 <
Doc Hamil's Work Horse Workshops, Driving Clinics &  Videos; Workshops- call for new  additions, Colorado & Idaho; Doc Hammil, DVD- PO Box 415, East Glacier Park, MT; www.DocHammil.com, workshops@docdochammil.com, 406-250-8252.<
Draft Horse Workshop- Fair Winds Farm, Jay & Janet Bailey Family, 511 Upper Dummerston Rd., Brattleboro, VT05301; 802-254-9067; www.fairwindsfarm.org; support skills farming with draft horses. <
June
Jun 1, Benefit Horse Pull- Topeka Livestock Auction, Topeka, IN 46571;Robert Vale, 269-679-4653; topekaauction@yahoo.com <
Jun 4-8, Olson Driving School- Olson Ranch, 16480 Olson Ranch View,  Black Forest, CO
               80908; 719-495-4486; olsoncarriage@msn.com
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Jun 5-6,     TI*, Basic Bench Metal Working, #320a, $165 <
Jun 5-6,     TI*, Farming, Dream Acres, #932a, $140 <
Jun 5-6,     TI*, Post & Rung stool, #461a, $155 <
Jun 7-11,   TI*, Farming with Oxen & Horses, #250a, $270, 507-352-4255 <
Jun 10-11, TI*, Blacksmithing I, #310e, $155 <
Jun 12,      TI*, Natural Wool Dyeing, #198a, $85 <
Jun 12,      TI*, Rope Making, #194a, $80 <
Jun 12-13, TI*, Blacksmithing II, #311, $155 <
Jun 19,      TI*, Stone Masonry, Dream Acres, #960a, $65, 507-352-4255 <
Jun 21-25, TI*, Oxen Basics, #222a, $380 <
Jun 25-27, TI*, Midwest Ox Drovers Association Gathering; Cook's Mill,MI;
                      www.midwestoxdrovers.com
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Jun 26,       TI*, Intro to Solar, Dream Acres, #991a, $65, 507-352-4255 <
Doc Hamil's Work Horse Workshops, Driving Clinics &  Videos; Workshops- call for new  additions, Iowa and Montana; Doc Hammil, DVD- PO Box 415, East Glacier Park, MT; www.DocHammil.com, workshops@docdochammil.com, 406-250-8252.<
Olson Driving School- Olson Ranch, 16480 Olson Ranch View,  Black Forest, CO 80908; 719-495-4486; olsoncarriage@msn.com <
Annual Muller's Lane Farm Weekend- Paul or Cyndi Muller, Rock Falls, IL; 815-625-2607; mullerslanefarm@yahoo.com ;working with draft horses, blacksmithing, gardening, spinning, crocheting, knitting, weaving, cooking on cookstove & over open fire; no pets, no alcohol.  Family friendly working farm. <
Mariposa Wagon Train- Jane Smith, PO Box 2046, Mariposa, CA 95338; 209-966-4003; www.mariposawagontrain.org <
July
July 2-3, Horse Progress Days-Topeka, IN; international showcase of new innovations in animal powered farming and transporting technologies; watch draft horses demonstrate: plows, manure spreaders, cultivators, vegetable equipment, mowers, rakes, forage handling systems, forecarts, sleds; by single, team and multiple hitches. <
July  8-9,   TI*, Fruit Stand, #312c, $175 <
July  9-10, TI*, Small Grain Harvesting, #280a, $140 <
July 10-11, TI*, Blacksmithing I, #310f, $155 <
July 17,     TI*, Midwest Tool Collectors Association Meeting; Cook's Mill; Scotst, MI
                     
www.mwtca.org <
July 19-22, TI*, Blacksmithing for Youth, #313a, $280 <
July 24,     TI*, Ecology Field Day, #501a, $65 <
July 24-25, TI*, Tools for Home & Hearth, #312d, $185 <
July 30-1,   TI*, Sweet Weavers Guild Gathering, 800-498-2700; 269-626-0223; 269-262-0226 <
GEA Pleasure Driving; Pine Meadow Venue, USET Foundation; Gladstone, NJ; Gayle Stenson, 908-752-2653; one day pleasure driving.<
Haying with Horses- Montana; B Bar Ranch (bordering Yellowstone Park), hands on mowing, raking, bailing, equipment setup and maintenance; daily sessions starting young horses in harness; www.DocHammill.com <
Doc Hamil's Work Horse Workshops, Driving Clinics &  Videos; Workshops- call for new  additions, Montana; Doc Hammil, DVD- PO Box 415, East Glacier Park, MT; www.DocHammil.com, workshops@docdochammil.com, 406-250-8252.<
Annual Countryside Reunion- Robert & Yvonne Hardy, 13738 N CR 10W, Gentryville, IN 47537; 812-362-7411; poorfarmclan@netzero.com
Let know topics of interest for encouragment and direction for use of horses in homesteading.
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August
Aug 2-6,    TI*, Re-Inventing animal Power,
                      #701a, $375
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Aug 7-8,    TI*, Blacksmithing I, #310g, $155<
Aug 8-14,  TI*, Flourish Summer Camp, Dream
                      Acres, 507-352-4255, 17289
                      County 8; Wykoff, MN 55990
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Aug 13-14, TI*, Port Oneida Fair, Sleeping Bear
                      Dunes, MI
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Aug 17-21, TI*, Small Scale Hay Making, #270a,
                      $280
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Aug 20-22, TI*, Mission Style Rocking Chair,
                      #466a, $275
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Aug 21-22, TI*, Candlesticks, #312e, $175<
Aug 24-28, TI*, Oxen Basics, #222b, $380<
Aug 28,      TI*, Open House, Dream Acres, 507-
                       352-4255, 17289 County 8;
                       Wykoff, MN 55990
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Aug 28-29  TI*, Wooden Duck Decoy Carving,
                      #429a, $175
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The Augusta Heritage Center- Davis & Elkins College, 100 Campus Dr., Elkins, WV 26241; 304-637-1209; www.augustaheritage.com    intensive hands on workshops: blacksmithing, log cabin building, masonry, timber framing, much more. <
Doc Hamil's Work Horse Workshops, Driving Clinics &  Videos; Workshops- call for new  additions, Montana; Doc Hammil, DVD- PO Box 415, East Glacier Park, MT; www.DocHammil.com, workshops@docdochammil.com, 406-250-8252.<
Northeast Organic Farming Association 33rd Annual Summer Conference- Hampshire College, Amherst, MA; Deb Pouech 860-684-0551; register online www.nofamass.org <
BFK Equestrian Dressage- 8:30am- 5:00pm; USET Foundation Dressage Arena, Kathy Moffitt 908-963-4026; from Training Level to Grand Prix.  Spectators welcome. <
Dufur Threshing Bee- 13 miles south of Dalles, OR  on Hwy 197 in downtown Dulfur, on the museum grounds and adjacent fields; Dulfur Historical Society, 541-467-2205. <
September
Sept 1,2,3; 10am to 5pm- 3rd Annual Plowing Contest-  Carriage Hill Metro Park Farm, 7800 E. Shull Rd., Dayton, OH 45424; walking plow, 2&3 horse sulky plow, gang plow, youth plowing class.  Jim Butcher, 973-275-5012; jbutcher@metroparks.org <
Sep 9-11,   TI*, Art of Stone Masonry, #631a, $280 <
Sep 11-12, TI*, Cheese Making, #165b, $150 <
Sep 18,      TI*, Wood Stove Cooking, Dream Acres, #944a, $70 <
Sep 19,      TI*, Community Harvest Festival, $10/ca <r
Sep 22-26, TI*, Windsor Chairs, #471a, $440
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Sep 23-24, TI*, Blacksmithing I, #310h, $155
Sep 23-25, TI*, Timber Framing, Dream Acres, #965a, $160
Sep 25-26, TI*, Blacksmithing II, #311c, $155
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Animal Power Field Days & Conference-  at Tunbridge Fairgrounds; Carl Russell , Earthwise Farm & Forest, 341 Macintosh Hill Rd., Tunbridge, VT 05060; 802-234-5524; promoting stewardship of farming and forests: working animal competitions, workshops, demonstrations, vendors, local food and entertainment. <
Annual Midwest Wild Harvest Festival-  Beaver Creek Reserve,  Fall Creek, WI;  www.foragersharves.com  Learn about wild edibles from knowledgeable instructors and speakers; field trips, presentations, demonstrations, cooking contest, potluck banquet, lots of hands on activities. <
Doc Hamil's Work Horse Workshops, Driving Clinics &  Videos; Workshops- call for new  additions, Montana; Doc Hammil, DVD- PO Box 415, East Glacier Park, MT; www.DocHammil.com, workshops@docdochammil.com, 406-250-8252.<
Eastern CT Draft Horse Association Demonstration- Hebron County Fair in Hebron; participants with draft horses encouraged to participate; exhibit or volunteer, call Karl Lado, 860-376-4808, www.easternCTdrafthorse.com <
Olson Driving School- Olson Ranch, 16480 Olson Ranch View,  Black Forest, CO 80908; 719-495-4486; olsoncarriage@msn.com <
Draft Horse Classic & Harvest Fair in Grass Valley, CA- draft horse perform, Harvest Fair, Western Trade Show, western music & entertainment; 530-273-6217,www.nevadacountyfair.com  <
GladstoneFall Driving Event- - USET Foundation, Pine Meadow Venue; Ellen Ettinger, 352-615-6460.  FEI, ADF; USEF recognized for: singles, pairs and 4-in-hand drivers. Spectators welcome. <
October
Oct 2-3,    TI*, Wheelwrighting, #464a, $185 <
Oct 4-9,    TI*, Timber Framing & Raising, 431b, $350 <
Oct 9,       TI*, Raising Day, #432b, $25 <
Oct 13-15, TI*, Ox Driving Clinic, #221a, $225 <
Oct 14-15, TI*, Coopering Tools, #455b, $235 <
Oct 15,      TI*, Home Herbals, #148a, $80 <
Oct 16-17, TI*, Coopering Butterchurns, #446a, $$210 <
Oct 16-17, TI*, Needle Arts, #190a, $145 <
Oct 20-22, TI*, Appalachian Broom Making, #183, $245 <
Oct 22-23, TI*, Blacksmithing I, #310i, $155 <
Oct 23-24, TI*, Appalacian Art Brooms, #184a, $175 <
Oct 26-30, TI*, Coopering Barrels, #448a, $450 <
Oct 27-29, TI*, Ox Training Clinic, #224a, $220 <
Annual Driving and Working Horses in Harness Workshop, Washington- Doc Hammill and John Erskine, at Happ Inc.; Ethyl, WA; 360-978-4562; www.happs-inc.com  <
Doc Hamil's Work Horse Workshops, Driving Clinics &  Videos; Workshops- call for new  additions, Washington, Oregon, California; Doc Hammil, DVD- PO Box 415, East Glacier Park, MT; www.DocHammil.com, workshops@docdochammil.com, 406-250-8252.<
GEA Long Lining Clinic- USET Foundation, Pine Meadow Venue; Gayle Stenson, 908-752-2653 <
November
Nov 5-6,    TI*, Caning Chairs, #188a, $155 <
Nov 6-7,    TI*, Blacksmithing I, #310j, $155 <
Nov 13-1   TI*, Shaving Horse, #458a, $160 <
Nov 20,     TI*, Saw Sharpening, #451a, $85 <
Eastern CT Draft Horse Association Fun Day, at Blue Slope County Museum- 138 Blue Hill Rd., Franklin, CT ; bring your carriage horses, draft horses for fun and learning; open to the public; potluck dinner.  Terry Joseph 860-273-6217; www.easternCTdrafthorse.com <
Russell's Workhorse Farm-  Poplarville, MS 39470; 14 years teaching how to farm with draft horses, learn basics of harnessing, hitching, driving and working the draft horse to a wide variety of implements; Kenny & Renee Russell, 12055 Hwy 11 North; 601-
795-4200; russellfarm@yahoo.com
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December
Dec 9-10,   TI*, Blacksmithing I,  #310k, $155<
Dec 11-12, TI*, Blacksmithing II, #311d, $155 <

Merry Christmas
Joy to the world the King of Kings was born!  Happy Birthday Jesus Christ, God the Son and son of man!
2010