FoodForestAbundance

Snacks from the gods found right in your own backyard

Galts Landing is a Freedom Farm Academy demonstration site, including a school, a healing center and much more. Check it out!

Both food and energy are becoming very expensive and sometimes unavailable. This will continue most likely, it is time to start planning for the future while staying positive.

Kevin gives us a tour of this food forest that is growing some colder-weather foods.

In this episode, Guest David Pruitt, a fifth generation of “the natural healing space” known as Pruitt’s Tree Resins Ministries, shares insights on permaculture, building community, and freedom. The company’s motto is “Where good health and healing come naturally.” David created his own permaculture food forest on one acre on land, where over two to three years he converted his red clay soil to 18 inches of rich black soil, later planting 72 fruit trees. To listen to the whole episode: https://unite.live/food-forest-abundance/the-jim-gale-show?recording_id=1624 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.

You know what they say: If you want something done right, do it yourself. Well, that's how we feel about gardening. It can be a lot of work—and sometimes a lot of expense—to get your garden to bloom. But if you're committed to growing your own food, then it's worth it. Whether you're just starting out or have been gardening for years, here are 6 secrets we feel like every gardener needs to know.

Kevin teaches us about the benefits, as well as how to raise black soldier fly larvae. These are a treat for chickens and ducks and you can use the larvae to train them.

Kevin shows us how to save seeds from Jujube. Let's learn to use all of the parts of the plants we grow.

Growing your own food can be a healthy and cost-effective solution to numerous health, environmental, and economic problems. It also helps lower bills, save time, and increase family bonding, not to mention it’s good for the body, the mind, and the soul. It is our mission at Food Forest Abundance to provide you with everything you need to grow your own food in an easy-to-use format that is accessible from anywhere! If you’re ready to turn your space into a living grocery store, then head on over to www.foodforestabundance.com to get started. We can't wait to help you start growing your own freedom today.

Kevin explains why so many people have issues growing Cilantro and how to grow it properly

Kevin shows us how he accidentally grow chia and what it looks like.

We would all get along if nobody was shaking our Jar. Start to say no and stop complying. Let's help each other grow!

Check out the cool innovative way this huge delivery of mulch comes out of the delivery truck

Cannabis is a plant that has risen in popularity in the last little while as a popular alternative therapy for a variety of conditions. While cannabis can be consumed in various of ways, we will be looking into the benefits of CBD oil. CBD oil has been known to help: -Offset anxiety and depression -With certain epilepsy symptoms -Alleviate PTSD symptoms -Protect against neurological disease -With Alzheimer’s and dementia symptoms **Disclaimer: The information on this post is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All content, including text, graphics, images and information, contained on or available through this web site is for general information purposes only**

Kevin explains what the USDA growing zones measure and what their shortfalls are. Kevin suggests books to get a more accurate picture of your specific zone.

We are hoping these bananas stay intact with Hurricane Nicole on the way!

Growing your own food is like printing your own money

Foresters are generously donating funds to plant a food forest at Creative Inspiration Journey School in St. Cloud, Florida. Here they are on the ground helping it come to life.

How do we win this war? By growing food instead of lawns

In this episode, guest and bestselling author Dr. Tom Cowan, a physician for 40 years, challenges much of our programming about medicine. He stresses the importance of checking out information first before believing what we are told, and asking others how they arrive at their decisions, thoughts, or claims. To listen to the whole episode: https://unite.live/food-forest-abundance/the-jim-gale-show?recording_id=1596 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.

If you live in zone 3 you’ll want to do some planning in order to maximize your planting time. With a last frost date of May 15th and first frost date of September 15. These dates will vary a week or two so it’s important to watch the weather before planting. Do you live in zone 3? Let us know in the comments below if you do and what has or hasn’t worked for you.

Knowing what kind of tomatoes you’re growing will help you take care of them better allowing them to produce you with more yield. Curious to know which ones you should grow? Things to consider about growing determinate tomatoes: -Large crop which ripen all at once making it great for canning or large portions -Can be better suited to be grown in smaller spaces like containers -Lower maintenance that generally don’t require pruning or the need to be tied up Things to consider about growing indeterminate tomatoes: -Require lots of space -require support once they grow bigger/taller -Will require more maintenance and pruning Let us know in the comments which tomatoes you have growing in your yard.

Kevin shows us how to save seeds from squash and pumpkin. Let's learn to use all of the parts of the plants we grow.

Learn what to do when you have a plant that is root bound so it grows properly and doesn't end up with issues later on.