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Collapse ▲Lost Arts Program Schedule 2025
Meets 4th Thursdays of the month at the Extension Office at 6 p.m.
1175 S. Brady Ave. Newton, NC
Different speakers every month
All these programs are free but registration helps us plan
The Science of Making Miso- Brett Taubman-June 26
https://forms.gle/zfLCwjR378tqSJ9H8
Brett Taubman is an App State Professor of Fermentation Science and has been studying the ancient art of making the condiment miso which is used throughout Asia as a umami seasoning. You’ve probably had miso in soup if you’ve eaten in an Asian restaurant. Traditionally made of fermented soybeans, miso can also be made with any type of beans and grain, greatly expanding its flavor profile.
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Backyard Chickens- July 24
https://forms.gle/3yJygaSXhYekBA397
Carson will discuss raising chickens for family egg and meat production. Carson is our Livestock Agent in Catawba and Lincoln Counties.
Herbal Harmony: Recipes for Nourishing Body and Skin Naturally- August 28
https://forms.gle/apYQ1bW6WB7NytBW8
Learn new recipes for home skin care using herbs. Jennifer O’Donnell is a Master Gardener, Master Food Volunteer and on the steering committee of the Lost Arts Group. She has been making herbal recipes for a long time and is looking forward to sharing her knowledge with you.
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We are working on two more programs for the 2025 Season