We all know that the holidays are a time for giving, and it's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the season.

But if you're looking for a way to give this year without buying new things, then we have some great ideas for you!
 
Join us for our next free webinar where we will be discussing how to gift without buying new things.
 
Happening this Thursday, November 17th at 1pm EST

To register: https://my.demio.com/ref/EDnf7yM2AiQfNGb6

Smoothie Winter Garden - Kevin shows us what he grows in the colder months to create a smoothie garden.

F The Protesting! There are more protests happening now in the world than ever. Sure do it if you want to, but make sure you are setting yourself up for freedom at the same time.

Cilantro can grow through the winter, see Kevin explaining this in this video.

The democratic system is a falsehood. Lets come together locally on our own with each other. Say no to all unethical demands.

Kevin shows us some weeds that are edible and useful as a winter cover crop.

Kevin shows us how to save seeds from Fejoia. This is a plant that is hard to grow from a clipping and is a slow growing plant.

Happy Friday everyone!

The latest episode of The Jim Gale show is now out… In this episode, nutrition expert Sally Fallon Morell, who is also founding president of the Weston A. Price Foundation, educates us about what constitutes healthy food.
 
The Weston A. Price Foundation (WAPF) for two decades has been recognized as an independent source for accurate information on nutrition and health.
 
Watch the episode here: https://unite.live/s/3dLY4f

Jim Gale and Sayer Ji discuss the topic of infinite abundance. Scarcity and overpopulation are false. Nature can provide us with all that we need.

We all know that working in the garden is good for the soul, but did you know that it's also a moderately strenuous form of exercise?
 
Digging, lifting mulch bags, and pushing wheelbarrows all provide benefits similar to weightlifting, which is great not only for your overall health but for your bones and joints.
 
Estimated calories burned (based on 30 mins)

Watering: 60cals
Digging & tilling: 200cals
Weeding: 180cals
Trimming: 180cals
Gardening (with heavy tools): 240cals
 
What’s your favourite gardening activity?

There will be a school starting at the Freedom Farm Academy demonstration center, Galts Landing. The schools' main purpose will be to teach the kids how to become self-sufficient, including how to grow their own food. Stay tuned for more info!

Logical Abundance - Evil cannot survive if we take the solutions into our own hands. Do not accept the corruption and take responsibility for your life. Grow food my friends!

Kevin shows us how to save seeds from Jute, and also seed saving in general. Are these seeds worth saving?

Jim gives us an updated tour of the Freedom Farm Academy's first demonstration site at Galts Landing. Some of the components are an aquaponics system, bees, medicinal plants, a community area, an outdoor kitchen area, and much more.

🌿 5 things you need to consider when designing a food forest ✨
 
A good design can save you time and money by reducing maintenance and water usage, as well as increasing your yields, minimising pests/weeds, and capitalizing on plants that can be planted together. 
 
Even if you don't have much space in your yard, there are still lots of ways to create an effective design that makes use of every square inch of space available.
 
Head on over to our most recent blog post  where you’ll find a 6th and final consideration that is arguably THE most important for a food forest design:
 
https://foodforestabundance.com/why-design-is-important

Food Forest Abundance’s biggest sale of the year just started!
 
If you’ve been waiting for a sign to start growing your own food so you can improve your health, become more self-sufficient, and be able to save money while doing so, then this is it!
 
For a few days only, save 15% on all of FFA’s food forest + homestead designs (code: GRATITUDE)
 
This includes:
 
FOOD FOREST DESIGNS (4 options)

💚Starter food forest design (up to 1/16 acre)
💚Family food forest design (1/16 to ¼ acre)
💚Family + friends food forest design (over ¼ up to 1 acre)
💚Community food forest design (over 1 up to 3 acres)

Your food forest will be designed with consideration of your climate, planting zone, topography, space, as well as to the beauty, functionality, and abundance you wish to have.
 
HOMESTEAD DESIGNS (2 options)

💚Family homestead food forest design (over ¼ up to 1 acre)
💚Family + friends homestead food forest design (1 to 3 acres)

A homestead design comes with everything a regular food forest design does, plus it will dive into greater detail on animal integration, annual food production systems, perennial food production systems, water management and help you understand how to convert your property and family from consumers to producers.

Shop now: https://shop.foodforestabundance.com/products/food-forest-design-blueprint

**Sale ends Monday, November 28th at 11:59EST

Here is a perfect companion planting for potatoes 🥔

Potatoes pair well with: Horseradish, watermelon, sweet alyssum, cabbage, broccoli, brussel sprouts, corn, chives, cilantro, flax, leeks, catnip, chamomile, marigold, nasturtium, parsley, peas, petunias, radishes, spinach, and tansy.

Plants that you want to avoid planting with potatoes are: Carrots, cucumbers, eggplant, fennel, okra, onions, hot peppers, sweet peppers, bell peppers, pumpkins, raspberries, squash, sunflowers, tomatoes, tomatillos, and turnips.

Have you tried companion planting in your vegetable garden? What have you found pairs the best together?

Episode 20 of The Jim Gale Show: The Freedom Leader Featuring Bradley Freedom
 
In this episode, Bradley Freedom, creator of https://thefreedompeople.org, shares ways to become more free of government control through common trusts and injunctions.

His organization helps bring people together and bond in saying “no” to all the manipulation. Instead, it focuses on “lawfully” supporting the freedom mindset, also endorsed by Jim Gale’s Food Forest Abundance.

To listen to the whole episode:
https://unite.live/food-forest-abundance/the-jim-gale-show?recording_id=1680