Education
Worthy Earth Kitchen Garden Academy
From Seed to Harvest: How to Turn Any Piece of Grass Into an Abundant Veg Garden
The course is designed to help you on your market gardening journey, whether you’ve never grown anything before or you’re already a competent grower.
What you’ll learn
Our Online Course consists of 17 video lessons with over 9 hours of tuition. You’ll discover how to plan your garden for maximum yield, sow seeds, grow vegetables year round, make rich compost, keep pests at bay without chemicals, and much more.
By joining the Academy, you’ll also receive crop planning templates with specific guidance on planning your planting; summary PDFs for recapping; discount savings on tools and materials; bonus videos on flower growing and forest gardening; and a sharing community forum with other growers.
Very limited places available
*Discounted launch price before 30th October
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Create your Enterprise Plan
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Designing and Building your Kitchen Garden. This includes sessions on marking and measuring, creating no-dig begs and pathways, and building additional infrastructure.
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Growing your No-Dig Produce Organically. Sessions include: sowing seeds; transplating module plugs; and producing your own compost.
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Ongoing bi-weekly coaching calls for mentorship during your market gardening journey.
"I would never have known where to start without the guidance of the Worthy Earth course. I have handed over my trust to Cody and the Worthy Earth team. I'm so grateful for all the support, they keep me focused and on track!"
Hannah Merrie - Ladybird Farm, UK
Growing at School
At Frensham Heights in Surrey, Worthy Earth has established a kitchen garden which is led by Year 7 students. The garden is an interactive learning resource whereby the students gain practical knowledge about the reality of food production; they are involved in every stage, including planting, maintenance, and harvesting. By learning with their hands in the soil, the students gain personal and inter-personal skills, an awareness of sustainability and biodiversity.
