Kenny Ray Haden's Page

Echoing the "South Knoxville/South Knox County Group", here's an option for people who may be interested in fostering permaculture in West Knoxville and Farragut.  If I'm not the only one out here, maybe we can swap ideas and resources under the broader umbrella of  The Guild, and save some driving.See More

This group is for people interested in mushrooms. we will go out to look and hopefully find these elusive creatures. I would also like to share my knowledge and learn from others. no experience required

This group is intended to inspire sharing, learning, and doing the art of Natural Building. Interested members can meet to collaberate on projects, exchanging labor, ideas, methods, etc...Cob, straw bale, coordwood masonry, and more.See More

A group for people who are interested in learning more about biodynamic practices for both gardening and beekeeping. We will explore some of the philosophy and science while we learn together. See More

This is a place to share wild edible/medicinal identification, recipes, uses, foraging tips, etc etc etc!See More

We want to sponsor a very inexpensive local 72-hr PDC next year over 4 or 5 weekends for folks that haven't had it and can't or don't want to travel, spend 2 weeks, or $1,000

A 5-class series designed to help empower you to reclaim your own healing through exploring medicinal plants as preventative medicine.  These classes will focus mostly on nourishing tonic or “food” herbs that you can use on a daily basis to feed, strengthen, and revitalize your body.  We’ll learn with all of our senses, through handouts, plant meditations, recipes, tea tasting, and more!  Classes will be held at the following Knoxville public parks.  Choose whichever location or day of the week…See More

Local Food: Critiquing industrialized food production and exploring local food choices We will host a panel discussion of problems associated with industrialized food practices and move on to explore the social benefits as well as the structural obstacles and shortcomings of current local food movements. In addition, we have several community members who will talk about their work here in Knoxville to promote more healthy, sustainable alternatives. SPEAKERS:-Chad Hellwinckel- of the University…See More