Yes, if you are into homesteading or similar to "off grid" living, we are going to have a LIVE feed video of our property that we bought back in Sept 2025. We had been renovating it to make it as comfortable as possible but more work to be done. If you are interested in joining us, here the link: https://www.skool.com/live/r3gHfcHhBhg Details: Date - 1 July 2026 Time - 6 pm (Madrid) / 11 am (CST/Houston/Chicago) Activity - Live feed video showing you the house and land where possible. Period - 1 hr

............ I'm thinking of having my next seminar. There's so many areas that we as a community can target but I'd like to target people that do not have a group. Why? I think group owners have a motivated mindset of growing their group or to monetize, even if it's a hobby. Or, It might spur them to start a Skool group. Or, make them feel they do have something to contribute. Either way, I'd like to encourage non-skool owners /skool account holders to chime in our next seminar. But how DO I reach out? I like to suggest collaborators in this community to reach out to their members if they would be interested. What's your thought's on this? Here's a few topics to start with but I'm open to others. - Preserving food that your grandma does - Mushroom growing experience as a newbie - Faults encountered raising chickens for first time

In our last seminar, we recorded on zoom. When we wanted to do time stamp in our conversations, there's an error / mix up between recorded time and local registered time. Let me explain a bit more................. When we start the vid recording, the time starts counting 1,2,3,4,5,6....... So, let's say the first speaker starts at 11 mins. The recording time in our location is 3 pm. So, our time stamp is 3.11 Does anyone know how to resolve this within Zoom? We want the time stamp to show 11 mins not 3.11!

Hello everyone, we did our New Season Collaboration seminar last week and the recordings are available. Here's a quick summary & takeaways from the 3 speakers.... “Introduction to Urban Permaculture Gardening” 🔑 Key Points 1. Start small and design gardens around available time, energy, and resources. 2. Core permaculture ethics: earth care, people care, and fair share. 3. Promote closed-loop systems where outputs (e.g., chicken manure) become new inputs. 4. Observe and plan before planting: assess microclimates, sun exposure, and water movement. 5. Celebrate small wins; gardening is a mindful, joyful process, not just food production. “Designing Your Homestead Food System (PERMA‑Garden Concept)” 🔑 Key Points 1. “Perma-Garden” = Permanent garden blocks integrating perennials, annuals, and permaculture design for efficiency. 2. Use digital tools like SmartDraw, suncalc.org and Google Earth for planning layout and sun patterns. 3. Organize material storage using “Home Depot-style” depots with labeled aisles and racks. 4. Implement long-term phased master planning (3–5 years) instead of doing everything at once. 5. Integrate income strategies like open farm days, market gardens, and educational spaces. “Composting Systems and Living Soil” 🔑 Key Points 1. Composting is a guided biological process of decay that feeds soil organisms, not plants directly. 2. Three compost types: static, thermophilic, and vermicomposting; thermophilic requires active heat and turning. 3. Maintain a C:N ratio around 30:1 and pile temperature between 131–150°F (55–65°C) for pathogen control. 4. Compost needs oxygen, moisture, and structure—avoid anaerobic (sour) piles. 5. Vermicompost and partially decomposed compost are valuable as top-dress “living sponges.”

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