Food Security: Grow your own food at home

Let's reconnect with Mother Earth through one of the most fundamental aspects of life: our food.  In this 4 week course, you will learn from Elizabeth, owner of Queen Bee's Farmacy, who has been a farmer and bee keeper with over 12 years of experience growing her own foods, herbs, and more.  She will be joined by Stephanie, aka Teaching Liberty, who has been growing vegetables at home with her son in their two bedroom condo for several years and making content full time.  Together we will show you how anyone, living anywhere can learn how to grow their own foods and herbs all year round.

Each class will be 1.5 hours long, begin with a group check-in, and end with a Q & A.  We will also give you a small homework task each week based on what we learned or to prepare for something we will do the next class.  Additionally, each person will be added to a private group at TeachingLiberty.org to keep the conversation going throughout the week and answer any questions you may have between classes.  Each class will be recorded and posted in this group for you to review in perpetuity.  All participants will be sent a seed starter packet and we will grow a few plants together.

Here are the dates and topics that will be covered in each class:

Feb. 7th - Class 1: Everyone can and should grow their own food and herbs

- Our food supply is under attack

- How to grow food in any size home

- What seeds are we planting and why

- Let's plant our seeds!

*Skipping Feb. 14th*

Feb. 21 - Class 2: Take control of your food and water supply

- Plant Check-in

- Know your farmers

- Know your water supply

- Know your local flora and fauna

- Prepare for every season

- Other things you may consider growing

- What should be in your home medicine cabinet & how to grow it

Feb. 28th - Class 3: Storing food, making tinctures, and crafting

- Plant check-in

- Canning vs. Dehydrating

- Making tinctures

- Crafting for any age

- How to use the whole plant and animal

- Regrowing fruits and veggies

March 6th - Class 4: TBD

 We like to keep the final class unplanned so that we can do something based on your individual interests.  Sometimes this means going deeper into something we've covered and sometimes that means covering a completely new topic you're interested in.