Food Forest Abundance
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Designing freedom into every landscape and empowering people to grow their own food.
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Jim and Sayer discuss the topic of connection, and being the observer of your thoughts
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Kevin gives us tips on how to feed your fowl to avoid rodents causing them stress
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Our CEO & Chief Storyteller, Jim Gale, wants to speak to ALL of YOU! πŸ‘‡πŸ»

This Thursday, December 8th, Jim will speak to us about updates on what is going on with Food Forest Abundance and our path forward.

He will also talk to us about our designers, the design process, and our professional cooperative installers.

Jim will be showing us some design examples that our team has designed, so we can see the depth of detail that we place into the designs that clients purchase from Food Forest Abundance.

It all starts with design!

Also, Jim will talk about our newest projects and opportunities ahead, such as the Freedom Farm Academy.

As well as a school model where the kid's primary objective is to create self-reliance for themselves and their families.

Join us this Thursday, December 8th at 8pm Eastern by clicking this link: shorturl.at/gFJNU

Meeting ID: 852 0164 1312
Passcode: 711515
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We’ve got an algae bloom… Is that what it’s called? Does anyone know if this should be treated (permaculture style) or let be?
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Kevin talks about enjoying your harvest all winter long and how to store them
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If you want to live free and demonstrate freedom then get a hold of us!
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Our food forest designs are geared towards people at all stages of growing.

From urban dwellers to small-scale farmers and large-scale growers.

We work with any size plot to carefully curate a design that fits your specific needs and goals; whether that’s to save money, to start eating more intentionally, or begin your own homestead.

Our food forest designs are a simple, effective way to get started growing your own food.

We take the guesswork out of maximizing your property by offering you 4 different types of designs ranging in size and functionality. Your food forest is 100% customized with consideration for:

-Your climate
-Planting zone
-Space allowance
-The beauty and functionality of your space
-Your desired growing needs

Visit us https://shop.foodforestabundance.com/products/food-forest-design-blueprint to start designing your food forest today.
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Kevin explains why its a good idea to bring aloe inside it its near or below freezing outside. Aloe can be edible, did you know that?
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πŸ‘€ Tomorrow is the day!!

Our CEO & Chief Storyteller, Jim Gale, wants to speak to ALL of YOU! πŸ‘‡πŸ»

This Thursday, December 8th, Jim will speak to us about updates on what is going on with Food Forest Abundance and our path forward.

He will also talk to us about our designers, the design process, and our professional cooperative installers.

Jim will be showing us some design examples that our team has designed, so we can see the depth of detail that we place into the designs that clients purchase from Food Forest Abundance.

It all starts with design!

Also, Jim will talk about our newest projects and opportunities ahead, such as the Freedom Farm Academy.

As well as a school model where the kid's primary objective is to create self-reliance for themselves and their families.

Join us this Thursday, December 8th at 8pm Eastern by clicking this link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85201641312?pwd=OXkrYTUrRDcxQTNkeUJFQmdGcDdHUT09

Meeting ID: 852 0164 1312
Passcode: 711515
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If you want to truly live free, come visit us at Freedom Farm Academy
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Living off-grid is the way to go!
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Tonight is the night!
 
If you've been interested in learning more about Food Forest Abundance, how we can help you become more self-sufficient with your food and save $$$ while doing so, then you'll want to tune into tonight's call with Food Forest Abundance's CEO and Chief Storyteller, Jim Gale.
 
Jim will also be talking about our designers, the design process, and our professional cooperative installers. He'll showcase some design examples that our team has designed, so you can see the depth of detail that we place into the designs that clients purchase from Food Forest Abundance.
 
You'll also be able to hear about the new projects we are working on, as well as opportunities for you to get involved in helping other people grow food while creating a profitable business in the process.
 
We have so many amazing things to share with everyone. See you all tonight!
 
December 8th at 8pm Eastern (Canada & US).
 
Join us here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85201641312?pwd=OXkrYTUrRDcxQTNkeUJFQmdGcDdHUT09

Meeting ID: 852 0164 1312
Passcode: 711515
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Kevin shows some examples of microclimates within your food forest.
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4 ways you can make money by growing food with Food Forest Abundance 

Food Forest Abundance is a community of passionate, freedom loving people. Our mission is to build a free, healthy and abundant society for generations to come, and we would love nothing more than to see food forests installed in every community around the world. 

We have 4 amazing opportunities for you to make $$$ while helping others achieve their goals of living a more sustainable, clean, and purpose driven life.

If you or someone you know has been looking for a way to get involved in making a difference in the world while making some $$$, then visit the link below and get started today!

https://foodforestabundance.com/career-opportunities/
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Episode 22 of The Jim Gale Show: Liberty Off-Grid Featuring Curtis Stone

In this episode, Curtis Stone, whose farm has been internationally recognized as a flagship example of profitability and productivity for urban agriculture, shares wisdom from building an off-grid homestead for his family.

He also describes his journey as a truth seeker, which started long before he even became a farmer. He details the new life he created as a result of standing up for that in which he believes.
Watch the full episode here: https://unite.live/food-forest-abundance/the-jim-gale-show?recording_id=1726
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If you’ve been interested in learning more about Food Forest Abundance, and how we can help you become more self-sufficient with your food and save $$$ while doing so, then watch this recorded zoom call with Food Forest Abundance’s CEO and Chief Storyteller, Jim Gale.

Jim talked about our designers, process, and professional cooperative installers. He showcased some design examples that our team has designed, so you can see the depth of detail we place into the designs clients purchase from Food Forest Abundance.

You will also hear about the new projects we are working on and opportunities for you to get involved in helping other people grow food while creating a profitable business in the process. 

Please fill out this survey after watching the video - https://forms.monday.com/forms/35e47adb7f67ea58f3e4c5853423adab?r=use1

#foodforestabundance #growingfreedom #growyourownfood #groworganic #groworganicfood #organicgardening #organicfarm #homestead #homesteadlife

Link to watch- https://unite.live/food-forest-abundance/ceo-address-recordings?recording_id=1730
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Perennial onions will grow all winter long. You can eat the greens and of course the onions too!
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Here is a perfect companion planting for tomatoes πŸ…

Tomatoes pair well with: Chives, onions, garlic, shallots, mint, oregano, marjoram, parsley, basil, borage, asparagus, marigold, petunia, nasturtium, and radishes.

Plants that you want to avoid planting with tomatoes are: Cabbage, kale, brussel sprouts, broccoli, kohlrabi, cauliflower, mustard green, corn, squash, melon, zucchini, sunflowers, and potatoes
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