If a seasonal center guide left you with a specific question, if you want to propose a topic for the workshop agenda, or if you have an observation about an article already published, you can write to us. It helps us a lot to receive the context: what area you are in, what part of the guide you tried to apply, and what did not work out. With that information we can guide you better or point you to the material we have already published.
The contact form is on the contact page and is the most direct route. You can also write to info@calmthyfarm.com or call +54 11 5792-5276. Postal correspondence arrives at Av. Corrientes 1234, Floor 8, Office 802, Edificio Corrientes Plaza, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Go to the contact pageIf you want to pitch a story, send a reader letter, or ask about the schedule of workshops and guided visits that accompanies the weekly newsletter, these are the channels we use. There is no form on this page: you write or call, and a person from the editorial team reads on the other end. The letters we receive usually deal with family vegetable gardens, composting, laying hens, or seasonal preserves, and several end up quoted in the readers' section. If your inquiry is about a specific guide in the guides center, it helps to clarify which season it concerns so we can point you in the right direction.
Av. Corrientes 1234, 8th Floor, Office 802, Corrientes Plaza Building, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina
If a guide does not work for you, if you are missing a detail about planting, composting, or preserving, or if you want to add your letter to the readers' section, there are specific ways to write to us. There are no automated forms or instant replies: we read messages when we can, between farm visits and closing articles.
Email is the most direct way to ask about guides, corrections, or topic suggestions. Tell us which season you are working in and which part of the garden, the chicken coop, or the compost bin is giving you trouble. If your question is about a specific article, mention the title so we can find it faster.
For rural schedule matters, workshops, or guided visits to nearby farms, the phone is useful for leaving a brief message. We want to be clear that there is no permanent availability: if we do not answer, it is best to write by email with the details, and we will wait until we can return the call.
We also receive letters from readers by postal mail, especially when they come with garden photos or long stories that do not fit well in a message. The address is the same as the one on the contact page.
Av. Corrientes 1234, Floor 8, Office 802, Edificio Corrientes Plaza, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Many repeated questions are already answered: how the weekly newsletter is organized, what kind of letters we publish, how topics are chosen by season, and what to expect from a guided visit. If your question is not there, then do write to us and we will add it to the list.
Go to the contact page or review the editorial policy.