The Harvest Wheatsheaf Loaf and Corn Mother

Rural Skills Centre

£110

Workshop Overview Come and join us to make a spectacular harvest wheatsheaf loaf using wheat grown here on our farm and a corn mother to accompany it using straw that we have harvested earlier this year. The workshop has been scheduled to be close to the Harvest Moon. Historically, at the end of the harvest, once all the crops were gathered, farmers celebrated their successful crops with the harvest festivals. Harvest festivals were timed to coincide with the Harvest Moon. In 2024, this will be 17 th September. Corn Mothers were made from the last stork of wheat taken from the field. It was be

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