Seed Saving - Curry Leaves. Curry leaf seeds you need to plant when they are fresh. Watch Kevin Feinstein show you how to save and replant curry leaf seeds.

4 ways FFA can help you grow food

This past Sunday was #worldfoodday, a day meant to bring attention to the ever growing demand on not only ending world hunger but by also becoming more self sufficient and less reliant on the changing landscape of the food industry. When we become less reliant on a system to provide us with the food we consume, we become more powerful as individuals and as communities.

Growing food doesn’t have to be a complicated thing, and you don’t need to have a farm or a large yard to grow your own food. Here’s your reminder that you can begin to grow it anywhere, at any time, no matter where you live in the world.

Our mission at Food Forest Abundance is to create living grocery stores worldwide by helping people grow their own food. We do this in a few different ways:

Consultations
We offer 4 different kinds of consultations (annual gardens, food forests, emergency preparedness, and homestead consultations).

Food forest designs
We have a wide variety of different food forests we can design based on your needs, which will be fully customized to your climate, planting zone, topography, space, as well as to the beauty, functionality, and abundance you wish to have.

Soil fertility
Our soil expert will provide you with an Ecosystem Report, which contains pro tips, your custom soil test solutions RX, a product audit and an ecosystem plan that suggests next steps for putting the plan into action.

Food forest installations
Our expert installers will come to your home and install any and all necessary steps needed in getting your food forest up and running.

Curious and want to learn more about working with FFA? Visit us at www.foodforestabundance.com to learn more!

With fall in full swing, it’s important to prepare your plant beds and plants for the chillier season to come. Here are a few tips:

1. Placing mulch around perennials such as fruit trees protects the soil and provides some additional warmth for more cold-sensitive plants.

2. You may want to bring inside your house, or in a greenhouse, any potted plants that are not cold hardy for your winters, so that they do not die.

3. It’s the time to harvest anything that might be damaged by the upcoming frost, or freezes. That is for anything you choose not to bring indoors of course.

4. If you are going to be using season extensions, such as high or low tunnels, over your beds, now is the time to install them. 

For a comprehensive list of our recommendations, head on over to our most recent blog: https://foodforestabundance.com/7-fall-season-tips/

Crisis = Opportunity - Jim is looking down at the landscape from the airplane, and while he sees all the monoculture farming, he knows they will be changed to food forests over time. Now is the time!

Jim would love your suggestions on whats going on with some newly transplanted plants.

What are these

Demonstrating Freedom - Jim gives an update on what has been happening at Galts Landing. We are inspring others to become self-sufficient and free.

Jim shares an update on what's going on with Food Forest Abundance these days :)

Stephanie shows us how to care for dragon fruit plants to achieve the highest yield ❤️

Food Forest Tour With Jim - When we invest in growing food locally, rather than lawns, we start to solve the worlds problems. It is a time and energy asset. I don't grow the food, we design a system that takes care of itself. Follow Jim on a tour of a food forest at Galts Landing.

It Is Time! Plankton populations have decreased by 90% apparently. Is this true? If it is true, it is due to climate engineering. What is the solution? Expose the problem and then offer the solution, which is to inspire others to treat our earth with love.

Sweet potatoes grew in the shape of the hole where the good soil was.

What to plant in Zones 1 and 2

Plants in zone 1 must be tough and adaptable to extreme cold temperatures.

Here are some cold hardy plants that can withstand temperatures of – 50 degrees Fahrenheit (-45 C.) in winter as well as seeds that you can start indoors to maximize your growing season before transferring them outdoors.
 
Do you live in zone 1 or 2? Let us know in the comments below if you do and what has or hasn’t worked for you.

We are planting a food forest at a school in Florida shortly. The school is called Creative Inspiration Journey School. Foresters is sponsoring the food forest, we are so thankful for this generous gift.

Jim shares how he is constantly learning and looking for solutions to the problems that arise in the world. Consciousness is rising, can you feel the frequency?

Joans Creek Farm Soaps - Thanks to Stephanie Jones for her incredible soaps. Thinking global and supporting local is what we are all about.

Thank You To All Freedom Fighters - While Jim was listening to a Curtis Stone video, he had an idea. When we collaborate, we win! Its time for leaders to lead.

Cuttings From Mature Trees - Kevin shows us how he takes cuttings from existing bigger plants. He then puts them in pots and creates little baby trees!

Are These Just Coincidences? We are here to inspire you to do your own research. Jim shares some facts that you can research yourself, if you so wish.