If you're tired of not knowing what goes into the food you buy at the grocery store, then growing your own food is the solution.

By taking control of your food production, you can be sure that you're eating fresh, healthy produce that hasn't been treated with chemicals or preservatives.

One of the main benefits of growing your own food is that you have complete control over the quality of what you eat.

Plus, you can be sure that your food is fresh, since you'll be picking it at the peak of ripeness.

For a limited time, we are offering 30 minute complimentary strategy sessions with one of our expert permaculture designers.

Our designers are trained in the principles of permaculture, which is a holistic design approach that aims to create sustainable systems that mimic the patterns and relationships found in nature.

A 30 minute strategy session with a designer could mean the difference for you in how you grow your food this year.

As a special thank you, all strategy sessions receive a $100 design credit that can be applied to any of our Food Forest Designs.

Visit www.foodforestabundance.com go claim your free strategy session!

Part of the tour today at the Freedom Farm Academy headquarters at Galts Landing, attended by freedom movement leaders!

Kevin talks to us about saving seeds from his butternut squash. He was able to harvest 100lbs of squash from only 4 plants!

This past Saturday, January 7th, Jim took a group of 70 of the world's leaders in the health sovereignty movement around the headquarters of Freedom Farm Academy at Galt's Landing.
 
A huge part of health sovereignty is about growing your own food and Food Forest Abundance is here to show you how.
 
If you'd like to learn more about how Food Forest Abundance can help you start growing your own food, visit www.foodforestabundance.com to learn more.
 
For a limited time only, book a FREE strategy session and receive a $100 credit towards any of our designs.

View the full tour: https://unite.live/s/Kjenhy

Other ways to propagate…

We’re back with another CEO address from our CEO and chief storyteller, Jim Gale.

Last months’ CEO address was so popular, so we are hosting another!

This Thursday, January 12th, Jim will speak to us about updates on what is going on with Food Forest Abundance, various partnership opportunities, how to get discounts through FFA, strategy sessions, and so much more. 

Join us this Thursday, January 12th at 8pm ET by registering here:
 
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwvdOCvqzIiGdGKc4NWtoLvVtg0284Wf_Hl

General Flynn, let’s write a new book… THE ART OF PEACE!

These bananas weathered a 40 year freeze, a flood and a hurricane and have so many fruits coming in!

We've got a secret to share 👀
 
Growing a food forest is actually easier than maintaining a lawn. You don't need to mow, water, or fertilise your food forest—and it doesn't take much time at all. The best part? You'll never have to worry about pests or disease in your garden.
 
If you’re ready to make the switch, take advantage of our free strategy sessions we’re currently offering. All strategy sessions receive a $100 design credit which can be applied to any of our food forest designs.

Click here to get started today: www.foodforestabundance.com

Please take a few minutes and find ways to send this to Keanu Reeves

Natural propagation at work

Start Seeing The Beauty

Jim gives an example, with his guava tree, of how we can miss seeing something unless we look for it intentionally.

What homesteaders do with their Christmas trees - feed it to their goats of course!

Here is a perfect #companionplanting coupling for carrots

Carrots pair well with: Cabbage, turnips, spinach, beets, radishes, leeks, onions, rosemary, wormwood, sage, parsley, lettuce, chives, and radishes.

Plants that you want to avoid planting with carrots are: Cucurbits, fennel, dill and parsnips.

Have you tried companion planting in your vegetable garden? What have you found pairs the best together? Follow us to receive more #gardentips