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Coursey Family Farm is offering Cheesemaking Classes

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Coursey Family Farm is offering Cheesemaking Classes

Coursey Family Farm is offering Cheesemaking Classes. Learn to make cheese for your family. Yogurt, Feta, Chevre and QuesoBlanco all in a 5 hour class. At the end of the day you will have to take home with you; acookbook, samples of cheeses you?ve made and the knowledge to start makinghealthy fresh cheese for your family. $80 per class 4 to 6 students per class (must have a minimum of 4 per class) Classes each Thursday. Please bring a sack lunch Registrations should be made two weeks in advance. Please mail a check for your registration so that it is received 10 days before class begins. A $25 fee will be charged for any returned checks. A $20 fee will be charged for cancellations made less than 72 hours in advance. If you are interested please call or e-mail me. Reservations may be made via phone or e-mail to: Annette Coursey[masked] macoursey@vrfmail. com Coursey Family Farm 6424 S FM 113 Millsap, TX 76066 Thank you.

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The purpose of our group is to connect the health conscious family with our local organic ranchers and farmers and establish a relationship with each other. To support local ranchers and farmers who grow their veggies, chickens, and beef organically without pesticides, hormones, steroids, and antibiotics. To visit their farms as a group (kids welcome too) and learn about their products, and how much healthier they are for us and our families. (Watch the movie: Food Inc). To learn how they manage their gardens, beef cattle operations, egg layers, and dairies. Buying organic food locally is a very important and crucial thing for us all to do, and let's connect with each other and the farmer's and ranchers around us. Make sure that if you RSVP YES for a farm tour that you show up; if your plans change, be sure to change your RSVP from YES to NO 2 days before the farm tour so the farmer is not waiting for you to show up and making special arrangements for you. Be sure to visit our online news and information site, http://www.eatgreendfw.com