This is well-timed advice as we go into a new growing season, and as we consider the uncertainty of our food supplies that have occurred during the past couple of years.
Jess is a practical woman who hasn’t always known how to raise chickens or plant a garden. Take a few minutes to hear what she has to say. She’s a lovely, kind person too! As she says, we can’t all grow all of our food, but we can all do something.
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Thanks Stella. Great video and perfect timing.
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Here is her earlier, more extensive, video:
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Really good stuff. Very simple, very basic.
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Went to their YouTube page………..They have more than 66,000,000 views of their various videos. That’s a bunch!!
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I am a subscriber, and I love their channel. Nice people. Been watching since they had a small rocky farm in Arkansas, and were living on a shoestring. I’m so glad to see them become successful. They recently purchased 27 acres in South Carolina and are establishing a new farm, plan to open a coffee shop in the nearby small town.
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