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Owned by Marama

Learn to grow your own food anywhere, then turn it into simple meals & herbal recipes, step by step, for a healthier life lived closer to the earth.

A blog on permaculture, herbalism, plant identification & reading your land, from 30 years of growing food across five climates.

43 contributions to Bio Builders
🌎 NEW! Bio Builders Open Office Hours — Twice a Week!
Different time zones. Different schedules. One community! One challenge of having members from around the world is finding a time when everyone can join a live call. So I'm changing things up! Starting now, I'm offering TWO Open Office Hours sessions most weeks, at different times to make it easier for members to join, wherever you live or work. 📅 TUESDAYS — 7 AM CT / 8 AM ET 📅 WEDNESDAYS — 2 PM CT / 3 PM ET 🎙️ What's on the agenda? YOU decide! These aren't structured presentations. They're open conversations where you can bring your questions, ideas, or challenges. ✅ EZ Bio and building your Link-in-Bio ✅ QR codes and digital business cards ✅ Marketing and growing your business ✅ Skool communities and affiliate marketing ✅ Anything else you'd like to discuss! Whether you're across the street, across the pond, or on the other side of the world, I want you to have a chance to join. No agenda. No presentations. Just real conversations and helpful answers. 🌍 Check the graphic for international time zones and the community calendar for upcoming sessions. 👇 Let me know in the comments: Which session works better for you — Tuesday or Wednesday? If neither works, tell me where you're joining from and what time works better!
🌎 NEW! Bio Builders Open Office Hours — Twice a Week!
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Perfect. Wednesdays will for better for me. I am not much for hopping on a call at 5am
Five Doors, One System
Garden. Kitchen. Botanical Remedies. Permaculture. Rhythms. Five doors into one living system, built on 30 years of growing and 16 years working with plants as medicine. At the center: a weekly Sky Clock telling you when to observe, tend, harvest, and prepare. Eaborn Living Academy
Five Doors, One System
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You are welcome @Red Seh
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@Glen Hutsell tough choice there. It might seem to tell them to go plant some seeds. But, if the soil has issues, they won’t grow well or even at all. I have moved a lot and have moved into places that was so bad I could get plants up to size in a pot, be ready to put in the ground, plant them, and they shrink. So, it really might be soil building. But, people often want instant wins. With growing that may or may not happen. My husband has done construction for 45 years, and there is some real crap out there. He now fixes houses and is amazed what he finds from the shortcuts and just pure lack of knowledge, by people getting paid to do it. Mainly, what we see is that people hire the cheapest construction work to cut costs and later pay more because of the problems. How do you teach for this?
👕 What If Your T-Shirt Could Promote Your Business?
A few days ago, I shared how we transformed Julianne Anderson's traditional website into a simple, one-page Link-in-Bio at Julianne4History.com. But there's another part of Julianne's story I want to share. Julianne loves picking — hunting for vintage treasures, collectibles, and pieces of history. She also has two communities, Retro Riches Archive and Ricochet, that she's passionate about growing. And she had a dream. She wanted to wear her own branded T-shirts while she was out picking, promoting what she loves and the communities she's building. So we made it happen! 👕 We designed a T-shirt with her branding on the front and a custom QR code on the back. And here's where it gets interesting... 📱 ONE QR CODE. TWO COMMUNITIES. ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES. When someone scans the QR code on Julianne's shirt, they're taken directly to her new Link-in-Bio page. From there, they can: ✅ Explore Retro Riches Archive ✅ Join her Ricochet community ✅ Shop her vintage finds on eBay ✅ Connect with Julianne through her contact form ✅ Follow her on social media No complicated URLs to remember. No business cards to hand out. Just a conversation, a quick scan, and a connection. And because the QR code points to her Link-in-Bio, Julianne can update her links, offers, and content anytime without printing new shirts. That's what I love about combining EZ Bio with QR codes. Your marketing doesn't have to be complicated, expensive, or even digital to start a digital connection. Sometimes, all it takes is a T-shirt! 👏 Congratulations, Julianne! I love seeing your ideas come to life. 💬 Here's a question for everyone: If you could put a QR code on something you wear or carry every day, what would it be?
👕 What If Your T-Shirt Could Promote Your Business?
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I never thought to put a QR code on my back. I have a Printful account I have gone lax one. Perhaps I should do this
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@Jeff Baer Good point
🛡️ Why I Turned Off Skool Growth Boost
I recently decided to turn off Skool's Growth Boost for Bio Builders. For me, it came down to one thing: Protecting my affiliates. Every Bio Builders member can share the community and earn 40% recurring commissions when someone they refer upgrades and pays for their own EZ Bio Page. And you don't need to be a paid EZ Bio member to participate. 🔗 Your EZ Bio Page Can Do the Referring When you create your EZ Bio Page, you have the option to turn on your affiliate badge. That badge connects visitors to Bio Builders using your affiliate link. Someone visits your Bio Page → clicks your badge → joins Bio Builders → upgrades to a paid Bio Page → you earn 40% recurring. 🤝 Why Turn Off Boost? Skool Boost could potentially bring additional people into the community. But I don't want another acquisition channel competing with the members and affiliates who are already helping me spread the word. If you introduce someone to Bio Builders or EZ Bio, I want you to have the opportunity to get credit for that referral. I'd rather put that opportunity (and money) in our members' hands. 🚀 Even If You're a Free Member You don't have to be a paying EZ Bio customer to refer someone. If you're a free member and you know someone who could benefit from Bio Builders or EZ Bio, share the community using your affiliate link. If they eventually upgrade to a paid Bio Page, you can earn 40% recurring. That's why I turned off Skool Boost. I'd rather reward the community that's helping me build the community. 🤝
🛡️ Why I Turned Off Skool Growth Boost
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@Jeff Baer I wonder how this works with having a Public community, and viewers clicking to comment and get the prompt to join. I also just read over in the Directory that if people sign up through the app either Apple or Google get 30% ongoing affiliate status.
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@Jeff Baer Since repeating that, I found out it is false. Wowzer, a popular Skool owner made a big flashy post about it. So sorry about that.
🕰️ Want to See What a Website Looked Like Years Ago?
There’s a tool I use that a surprising number of people don’t know about: The Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. It has been taking snapshots of websites for years, allowing you to enter a domain and travel back in time to see older versions of the site. 👉 Bought an old domain and want to know what used to be there? 👉 Accidentally replaced content and need to find an older version? 👉 Rebuilding a website and want to recover old copy, images or ideas? 👉 Curious how a company, competitor—or even your own business—has changed over the years? Go to web.archive.org, enter the website address, choose a date with an available snapshot, and start exploring. It’s not a perfect backup. Not every page, image or file gets archived, and some websites have very limited history. But when you need something from an old website... the Wayback Machine can be a lifesaver. 💡 Try this: Put your own domain into the Wayback Machine and go back as far as you can. How old is the earliest version of your website you can find? Drop the year in the comments. 👇
🕰️ Want to See What a Website Looked Like Years Ago?
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I love the Wayback Machine & Archive.org in general
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Permaculturist & herbalist, 30 years growing food. Frequency composer. Real plant and food skills for busy lives ~ any soil, any space.

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