Food Preservation Summit Starts TomorrowJust a quick reminder in case you meant to sign up for the Food Preservation Summit and haven’t had a chance yet. This 3-day free online event from The School of Traditional Skills focuses on the practical skills many of us are trying to build right now: preserving food, stocking the pantry, making more from what we already have, and wasting less. If rising grocery prices have you looking at canning, dehydrating, fermenting, or building a deeper pantry, this is a good place to start. The summit includes practical food-preservation training from experienced homesteaders and traditional-skills teachers. It’s especially helpful if you want to feel more confident putting up seasonal produce, stretching your grocery budget, and learning safe ways to preserve food at home. I like this event for beginners because you don’t need a huge garden, a full homestead, or years of experience to get started. Even learning one new preservation skill this summer can help you save money and feel more prepared heading into fall.
Registration closes soon, so take a look today if this is something you’ve been meaning to do. Warmly, |
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