Hundreds learn how to be self-sufficient at Farmstead Convention
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – More than 750 attended the American Farmstead Convention last Saturday at the Clay County Fairgrounds, where they shopped and learned about growing food to be self-sufficient …
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Hundreds learn how to be self-sufficient at Farmstead Convention
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – More than 750 attended the American Farmstead Convention last Saturday at the Clay County Fairgrounds, where they shopped and learned about growing food to be self-sufficient and selling surplus to pay for other essentials. Guests were shown how to butcher a chicken, can fruits and vegetables, buy or make homemade honey and caramel, make soaps and candles, buy seeds and plants, maintain livestock on smaller lots and produce textiles and crafts.
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