FoodForestAbundance

Paul Chek, founder of the Chek Institute, joins Jim Gale and a panel of amazing speakers and highly conscious leaders to creatively catalyze an intentional shift in humanity. Paul discusses the last 4 doctors you will ever need; movement, diet, happiness, and quiet. Food Forest Abundance brought together a powerful group of highly conscious leaders to creatively catalyze an intentional shift in humanity. This was livestreamed on July 4th 2022. To view the Declaration of Freedom livestream: https://unitelive.earth/s/bG3lei

Growing your own food forest not only enables you to be part of the solution, but it nourishes you mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Interested in learning more? Visit www.foodforestabundance.com to get set up with your very own food forest today!

Plant-based meat is a noble concept for those who can't or prefer not to eat meat. But is it as good as they tell you it is? Many popular companies, like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, use chemical-intensive, petroleum-based conventional farming methods to harvest the millions of pounds of soybeans and other GMO crops needed to create their products. Touted as an "environmentally-friendly" alternative to regular meat, these companies gloss over their own harsh environmental practices. Be careful with your dietary choices - and remember that they always make an impact! Click here to read more: https://thenationalpulse.com/2022/07/17/2023-ndaa-funds-plant-based-protein-pilot/

What’s more important than working with a company you love and who’s missions align with yours? Our mission it to build a free, healthy and abundant society for generations to come. 
 Hear from Matthew Britt as to why he chose to work with Food Forest Abundance.

In episode 6, co-hosts Jim Gale and Matthew Britt interview Bruce Perlowin, one of the most notorious marijuana smugglers in U.S.history, who after being incarcerated for nine years, started several successful businesses and created “back-to-the-land communities.” Make sure to tune in every Friday as we release our newest episodes. The Jim Gale Show is now available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, YouTube, Podcast Addict, Unite, and many other platforms. To listen to the whole episode: https://unitelive.earth/s/ezUQjz

Here’s a snippet from the declaration of freedom live stream that took place on July 4th. Helena Norberg-Hodge, linguist, author and film maker, joins Jim Gale and a panel of amazing speakers and highly conscious leaders to creatively catalyze an intentional shift in humanity. They talk about the importance of human connection and the need for us to feel as though we’re part of a bigger family, and the way to get there is to create a more intentional community of everyone young and old. Food Forest Abundance brought together a powerful group of highly conscious leaders to creatively catalyze an intentional shift in humanity. This was livestreamed on July 4th 2022. To view the Declaration of Freedom livestream: https://unitelive.earth/s/bG3lei

Hear from the Director of the Self Reliant Living Program at FFA as to what one of the most important reasons is to getting a food forest for yourself; and that is to rebuild your connection with nature. Interested in learning more? Visit www.foodforestabundance.com to get set up with your very own food forest today!

Here is part 3 of the Health Freedom Chat with Dr. Stanton Hom, where he talks about his personal healing journey and ways to inspire people to live happier and healthier lives.

Kevin showcases how his ivy gourd (perennial cucumber) plant doesn’t have the bug/disease problem that other cucumber plants have; the ivy gourds seem to flourish the best. If you find your cucumber plants are susceptible to bugs/diseases, try growing these instead!

Here’s a snippet from the declaration of freedom live stream that took place on July 4th. Jean Nolan, country music artist who is passionate about permaculture and shares in the food forest abundance vision, joins Jim Gale and a panel of amazing speakers and highly conscious leaders to creatively catalyze an intentional shift in humanity. To catch the full Declaration of Freedom stream, click here: https://unitelive.earth/food-forest-abundance/food-forest-abundance?recording_id=1048

It’s not only the best decision for yourself and your family, but the food forest design is 100% customizable to you and your needs, your climate, growing zone, and so much more. Interested in learning more? Visit www.foodforestabundance.com to get set up with your very own food forest today!

If you have little ones then you know the importance of starting good habits early on in life. Getting kids involved and familiarized with gardening and planting from an early age will only benefit them in their later years. These are fun activities that kids can do on their own or make it a family activity for everyone to partake in. Check out 30+ fun and interactive gardening ideas here: https://www.hgtv.com/design/make-and-celebrate/handmade/kids-gardening-projects-pictures

What’s more important than working with a company you love and who’s missions align with yours? 

Hear from Dr. Ian Scott as to why he chose to work with Food Forest Abundance.

On this episode of Self-Reliant Saturday, Michael discusses how so many plants we deem as weeds are actually beneficial for not only your garden but as a food and medicine as well. Let some of your property go wild and see what nature brings your way, you’ll be amazed as to what kind of food, medicine and beauty will begin to appear.
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Building a garden on a farm is everyone’s dream but it’s not realistic for a lot of people. There are many ways to grow a garden, regardless of the amount of space you have. Here are 6 ways you can take advantage of smaller spaces to still be able to yield a reasonable amount of crops.

This episode is jam-packed with leading-edge, financial wisdom for our unfolding new world, from understanding wise investments such as Bitcoin, to challenging the false perceptions of our economy created by Wall Street and other conventional “authorities.” Mark Yegge, a wealth architect, fund manager, author and mentor, joins co-hosts Jim Gale and Matthew Britt to help us unpack many ways to increase our wealth through investing wisely. Make sure to tune in every Friday as we release our newest episodes. The Jim Gale Show is now available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, YouTube, Podcast Addict, Unite, and many other platforms. To listen to the whole episode: https://unitelive.earth/food-forest-abundance/food-forest-abundance?recording_id=1290

In this video Kevin discusses the multipurpose use of fences in what is called “stacking functions”. The fence in this video acts not only as a way to keep chickens out but is also utilized to grow food. Try stacking functions with your next garden project to not only save some space but to grow extra food.

Here is Part 2 of Health Freedom Chats with Alec Zeck.

Gardening & growing your own food is one of the most rewarding things that you can do for yourself, but if it’s your first time you may have a few questions before you dive into planting a garden:

 1. What kind of sun exposure and space will I need? The crops you’ll be planting will dictate how much sun they should be receiving. On average, vegetable plants need 6-8 hours a day (with some exceptions). Tip: Plant in east-west rows (in north-south rows, plants create shade overtop of each other) 2. What do I do if my soil isn’t ready? You’ll want to ensure you’re planting your veggies into fertile soil. Some things that you can add to make it more fertile are: composted manure, compost, loam, sand (for drainage), and nutrients if your soil is old and dry. 3. Do I plant in a raised garden bed or a traditional garden bed? A raised garden bed is a great idea if you don’t have good soil and want to add your own, or it can also add an extra layer of protection against animals who feed on your veggies. Remember that raised garden beds dry out quicker as they aren’t capable of pulling moisture from the ground as easily, so you will have to water more often. 4. How can I minimize my output if I only have a small gardening space? Try “interplanting”, which basically means planting together veggies with similar needs, but with different growing rates and times. Pick crops that can be grown vertically; cucumbers, pole beans. You can plant veggies like lettuce or beets underneath as lower-growing, cool-season veggies. 5. What plants can I plant to deter pests from eating my garden? Some flowering plants that you can plant are geraniums, marigolds, and nasturtiums. Also, herbs like chives or garlic, rosemary, sage, thyme, and mint will also act as deterrents for pests. Have any other tips and tricks for first time gardeners that you wish you knew when you were first starting out? Share with us in the comments

Listen to Jim Gale discuss free cities with Alex Voss. Food Forest Abundance brought together a powerful group of highly conscious leaders to creatively catalyze an intentional shift in humanity. This was livestreamed on July 4th 2022. To view the whole video: https://unitelive.earth/s/bG3lei

Are you interested in becoming more self sufficient by growing your own food and exploring the possibilities of creating a viable career out of it? Then you’ll want to tune into episode 4 of The Jim Gale Show featuring Michael Hoffman with Freedom Farm Academy. Michael Hoffman joins Jim Gale and Matthew Britt to discuss how to learn to use permaculture principles to create a business and a community. If you are serious about growing your own food and securing a stable food source for yourself and your family, you won’t want to miss this episode. There is no better investment than into your own food supply. Make sure you like, share, subscribe and turn on your notifications to be updated each week when a new episode is released. The Jim Gale Show is now available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, YouTube, Podcast Addict and many other platforms. Click here to listen to the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rNdlAuqb3A

Here is part 1 of Health Freedom Chats with Jim Gale, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, Alec Zeck and Dr. Stanton Hom.

A common misconception is that you need to have a large garden space to grow a food garden; that couldn’t be further from the truth. Garden can be grown ANYWHERE; smaller spaces just means you get to be a little bit more creative with the space you’re working with. If you have a small space you’re working with and would like some tips on how to start growing your own food, let us know in the comments and we’ll drop some suggestions.

Watch the most recent episode of Sovereignty Sessions featuring Jim Gale, Zach Correa, Derrick Broze, co-hosted by Alec Zeck & Henna Maria.

You don’t need to have a farm or lots of land to grow vegetables. You can grow almost any fruit or vegetable you’d like without needing to plant it into the ground. Here’s a list of 5 plants that you can grow in flower pots.