We're doing it again! Our annual barn dance and bonfire (weather permitting) are returning in October. We will dance and receive instruction from our favorite live callers, Jim Hemphill and Mariah Earthkeeper. Afterwards, weather permitting , we will enjoy a bonfire and music if guests would like to join in, $10they are welcome. This is […]
Many of these oils are crafted from herbs we use in other ways for healing
If you have taken "Day 1" as the pre-requisite for this course, join us from 10 am to 4 pm in the barn to learn about remedies for the Nervous system and Liver. We will be making infused oils - particularly garlic mullein ear oil that participants can take home with them and have as […]
Iridology is the study of the iris and its implications for assessing the health of our organs. and overall wellbeing. Beiieved to have utilized as far back as ancient Greece and ancient Egypt, a variety of studies have been published since. UPDATE :Due to the need for some minor repairs on our event space, we […]
Our annual "Crafts for Christmas" featuring local artisans is making its return! This is a great opportunity to support local artsists and crafters while getting a unique and hand crafted gift. Doors open at 11 and it goes to 4 pm. We will have a wide variety of crafts and gifts for all ages. Admission […]
J Join us for an old fashioned Country Christmas complete with farm to table food, hot apple cider, live music and a wine sampling and dancing if you're so inclined. Nancy Herold will be the opening act featuring her traditional celtic music then Cathy Harms.takes over with her amazing vocals and guitar. Our events frequently […]
In this comprehensive guide to managing pain holistically, Nancy Herold draws on her experience in homeopathy, herbalism, magnet therapy, infrared light therapy, supplementation as well as repurposing of other therapies like naltrexone.We discuss origins, pros and cons of traditional therapy like cortisone and pain relievers, and share success stories of things that work
Witch Hazel was one of the first botanicals that Nancy learned about while wildcrafting. It intrigued her that this seemed to be the only plant that regularly bloomed in winter along her creek. In this class we will go out into the woods, find some witch hazel blooms and return to the barn to learn […]
February is heart health month. We frequently receive questions from clients about the heart medication that their physicians have not satisfactorily explained in a way that is easy to understand. “Ace inhibitors, Calcium channel Blockers, Statins, Beta Blockers” and other medical jargon can muddy the works if you don't have a scientific back ground. In […]
Late February is when we usually start seeds needed for the remedy garden. We will plant a variety of herbs used for remedy, talk about ideal growing season for each one, share two methods used to ensure plants are identifiable easily and those who could easily be mistaken for an unwanted look alike When establishing […]
The Herbal Guild is free and open to all with the intent of expanding knowledge for self care, sustainability and self sufficiency. We are resuming with quarterly meetings after about a 6 month break. We are so proud to host Prepmart founders to learn more about there offerings and practices to further expand resources in […]
Sunday, March 22, 2026: 1pm to 3pm Seed Swap and Open House at Sacred Fire Farms Our annual seed swap is a great way to meet fellow gardening enthusiasts and save on seeds. Don’t have seeds But wish to attend anyway? Come join us get a history of the century farm. Our General Store will […]
Sunday, March 29, 2026: 1pm to 3 pm Foraging with Bo Brown at Sacred Fire Farms, Bo Brown is founder/director of First Earth Wilderness School LLC. His career as an avian field biologist began in 1985, taking him throughout the U.S. and Belize until he returned in 1992 to start a wilderness school. Over […]
Join us in the Jenkerson Barn as we learn about homeopathy and its many benefits as an alternative healing practice. Julie is a masterful teacher and founder of Sovereign Homeopathy where she shares her mission of “making homeopathy both practical and empowering: Note : We rely on homeopathic remedies for pets and people in addition […]
This is our annual plant sale where we offer not only naturally grown vegetables but our overstock of live medicinal plants we use in our remedies. Unlike the big box places that often provide a selection of herbs, we offer plants started in organic seed starter without other hormones or additives. We grow as though […]
This is a great time of year to walk the farm before the heat gets excessive and the biggest variety of plants are readily visible. We will go down a path that is even and well shaded as we share information on what we cultivate in our remedy garden as well as what we gather […]
The use of bee venom for disease goes as far back as 2000 BC. With current improvements ,the venom from the bee can be harvested without the sting and applied topically as a cream. In this class attendees will receive a sample of the cream to take home. 0
There are more and more therapies becoming available for conditions like Lyme disease, its co-infection and even Alfa Gal. In this easy to understand and informative program complete with hand out, Nancy shares her research that has tamped down symptoms and provided relief for many individuals. NOTE: There is a fee for this class that […]
Our Flagship course "The Elementary Herbalist" resumes May 30 2026. We limit this to 8 people in order to give individualized attention to each attendee. This course offers hands on experience with 3 "make and take" remedies to give students a true hands-on experience. We offer our own manual with dosing resources. A farm to […]
In this practical hands on experience, Nancy will show you how to make an extract that will be suitable for children, dogs, cats and anyone who wishes to avoid the consumption of alcohol with their remedies. Using vegetable glycerine as a medium to extract the benefits of the plant matter, students will learn Standard dosing […]
In this practical and fun program that takes a look at the first aid immediately available in our common kitchen spices, we share information on culinary herbs that are already recognizeable - and labeled - with a host of first aid benefits such as: helping to relieve migrains Limiting cough and congestion in respiratory infections […]
In this practical and fun program that takes a look at the first aid immediately available in our common kitchen spices, Nancy shares information on culinary herbs that can: help relieve migraines limit the cough and congestion in respiratory infections, halt flu symptoms and break the fever relieve intestinal gas and bloating ease muscle spasms […]
In this course we will look at emerging treatments that are reported as being highly successful in treating Alpha-Gal, Lyme Disease and it's coinfections of Anaplasmosis, Babisiosis, Erlichiosis and Rickettsia (also known as rocky mountain spotted fever.) While Lyme Disease is typically treated with an antibiotic, it does not offer a complete cure. Medical science […]
We frequently receive questions from clients about the heart medication that their physicians have not satisfactorily explained in a way that is easy to understand. “Ace inhibitors, Calcium channel Blockers, Statins, Beta Blockers” and other medical jargon can muddy the works if you dont have a scientific back ground.
In this class we look at what the common use for these are, and what herbs actually have similar or same action. As more and more herbals are being sought as remedies we thought it might be helpful to have this information so that !. people don’t duplicate therapies, 2. Having knowledge of alternatives if the grid goes down or supply chains are suddenly halted due to a disaster, or other unforseen event.
This course comes with its own printed handout for reference later on.
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