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Skills for Life
Firm Foundations
Beginner classes on how to step up your homestead for generations of success.
Back to Basics
Hands-on classes to build up your skills as a homesteader and upscale your farm.
High-tech Redneck
For those wishing to go even further in their homesteading journey, we'll discuss various ways of living "Off-Grid" and discuss bushcraft/ survival skills.
Below are classes that we offer (or currently have plans to.)
Please, let us know if you have any suggestions or skills you'd like to share by teaching a class of your own.
Multi-Species Pasture Rotation
One of Our goals is to Make Alternative Education Attainable.
We strive to keep the price of classes reasonable.
To keep costs as low as possible and ensure seating, we will require RSVPs to any class or paid event.
For paid events: To ensure reasonable pricing while supporting our teachers, we may require a minimum number of tickets sold before we proceed with the class.
(Example: Lord willing, we'll be hosting a Midwifing 101 class and our teachers will be driving approximately two hours away - lunch being required. This would definitely be a paid class so we can cover the costs of their gas money, time, and provide lunch for everyone there.
If they request being paid $600 for the class, I'm guessing the whole event would cost $900.
If we require a minimum of 20 people purchasing tickets, that would split the cost to be $45 per person with a delicious lunch provided.)
We will not charge more than necessary to cover the costs of the class.
There will be no refunds for classes already paid for, but you can gift your class to someone else if you cannot come!
Contact Hannah Harris via website form if you want to teach a class
or have any questions!
Herbalism
Blacksmithing
Organic Gardening
Natural Beekeeping
Processing Wild Game
Cheesemaking Classes
Butchering Meats 101

A prudent man foresees evil and hides himself, But the simple pass on and are punished.
Prov 22:3
Other Classes We Hope to Teach Soon...
Solid Foundations to Homesteading - where everyone should start
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Studying your land and making a 5-yr plan. The similarities of running a business and running a successful homestead.
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Accessing your land and its uses - working with nature, not against it.
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Identifying your primary goals - complete by end of Year One
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Secondary - complete by end of Year Three
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Tertiary - complete by end of Year Five
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Helpful Literature for the Beginner Homesteader (like Back to Basics, Goats for Dummies, the Family Cow, etc)
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Could host a book swap/ book club where you can sample each other's homesteading books?
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Could host a Homesteading 101 class where we help people organize thoughts, explore ideas, and develop the 5 yr plan to success.
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Rendering Your Farmland to Maximize Benefit
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Food Forests
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Finding Affordable Farmlands
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Managing pests naturally with animals and herbs
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MYO Animal Feed
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- Basics of Homemaking - how women manage their homes for success in life and on the homestead.
- Intro to our "Homemaking Homesteaders" group exclusively for women wanting help/ guidance in this area.
- Understanding the functionality of the home
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Understanding your families needs and how the homestead can best serve you and your family.
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Ways to organize the To-Do list
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Ways to organize the calendar
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Ways to organize finances, make an attainable budget, and how to stick to it!
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Learning the art of House management and ways to make it more attainable. Organized Chaos and Melissa Maker (as well as other helpful, experienced cleaners & Organizers)
- Equipping the family with their duties - even the little ones. Ideas and inspiration.
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- Mastering the Kitchen
- Ways to organize the pantry
- Last, but certainly not least, the "Mother Culture" approach of raising children and having "mommy time" throughout a busy day (even for just 5 minutes at a time) AND DIY "Spa Time" bundles that we'll make together and gift to anyone who has previously attended/ is present at the meeting.
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Resiliency
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Becoming Financially Free
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Making a public "garage"/workshop where we collab to make pottery, other tools, glass wares, etc.
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Getting out of Modern Systems and Becoming Community-Reliant/More Self-Sustainable.
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Security
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Security cameras on the homestead
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Personal drones for easy homestead surveillance?
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MYO Defense? Would need an experienced teacher.
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The Above Phone - an alternative to Apple and Bill Gates phones
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Brave Internet Browsing and other alternatives to Google
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Proton Mail
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KEEP SENSITIVE INFO OFFLINE
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Consider limiting what pictures you post on FB - since FB is one of the worst with data breaches.
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EMP Shields - for the house, barn, vehicles, and more!
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MYO Electric? and other alternatives to being "Off Grid" and on your own "mini grid."
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Health
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Alternative Medicine and its Long History of Success
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Medicinal Herbs and the Proof to back it up! with Katherine Thomas
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Midwifery with Mary Ann Hall
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Emergency Situations
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Alternative Diets/ Nourishing Foods - I prefer Nourishing Traditions Diet
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Stop Washing Yourself in Toxic Sludge
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Soap-making
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MYO Laundry Detergent and such
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MYO Body Care Items
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Meats/ Animal Proteins
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Hunting and Trapping
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Raising Animals for Meat
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Common Meat Animal Problems (and how to fix)
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Killing and Butchery
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Naturally Curing and Preserving Meats
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Common Egg-Layer Problems (and how to fix)
Produce
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What to grow
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Growing a bountiful garden
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The Various kinds of gardens
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Preservation
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Foraging
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Identifying Easy Wild Edibles
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Identifying Easy Wild Medicinal Herbs
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How to make Tinctures, Salves, and etc. with Retired Nurse - Katherine Thomas
Dairy
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Raising Dairy Animals
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Dairy Goats with Amber Russel
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Common Dairy Animal Problems (and how to fix)
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Cheese-making
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Yogurt- Making
Grains
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Growing Common/Easy Grains for our local area
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Chia Seed
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Amaranth
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Oats
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Wheat
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Sourcing your own grain mill. Should we invest into a community mill?
Beekeeping
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Beekeeping basics
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Natural Beekeeping - How to Start for almost free and have healthier bees
Fibers and Clothing
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Common Animals for Fibers, Common Problems (and how to fix)
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Growing/Harvesting Fibers,
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Spinning Yarns
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Sewing Basics (With and Without Sewing Machine)
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Connect people to Laurel Gorge Quilting Group and start a Sewing Group for sewing apparel and so on.
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Provide an opportunity for local sewists to meet and swap/give away their spare fabrics!
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MYO Clothing
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Reusing old fabrics
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Investing into a large community loom?
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Shoes
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Leatherworking
Housewares and Useful Items
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MYO Pottery
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From local rendered clay and fire pit.
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Making Beeswax Candles
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Sourcing the beeswax
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Making the candle
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Adding smells
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Adding Colors
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Glassmaking
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MYO Preservation Jars?
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Basket weaving,
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Foraging and making baskets from local flora
Woodworking
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Felling trees
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Making Quality Lumber - should you invest into a lumber mill?
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Building Homes and Buildings for the Homestead
Blacksmithing
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Re-using metals
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MYO Blacksmithing Kiln
Welding
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How to not stink at welding basics
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and the usefulness of Welding
Hunting
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Pew Pew Safety
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How to use your Pew Pew
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Make our own P.o.L. Building for locals to come and craft things?
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Survival Skills
General Independence
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Generating your own Electric - Various methods of generating energy
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MYO Energy sufficient Home - discussing theories.
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MYO fuel - Found in Back to Basics Book
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Building your own research library - get hard copies of books and CDs while you still can.
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Logic 101 - Resisting and Detecting Propaganda
And More to come!!
Have any ideas on anything else we should teach?
Have something YOU want to teach?
Contact Hannah Harris today with your ideas and start influencing the local community today!
". . I have unwittingly ruined my country. The growth of the nation . . and all our activities are in the hands of a few men. . No longer a Government by free opinion . .but a Government by the opinion and duress of a small group of dominant men." - Woodrow Wilson

Host Your Own Class
Click the button below to be taken to the form you will fill out.
Please note, for those wishing to teach a class, we encourage you to be as generous as possible.
We would not expect you to make a thousand dollars by teaching one class.
Our main goal at People of the Land is to assist locals achieve their localist-agrarian related goals; that means doings things for a reasonable, attainable price, free when possible.
We will work with you to achieve an agreeable price (if you desire to be paid) and will provide support with class planning, finding - not purchasing- resources for your class(es), creating (free) promotion materials on social media, and class set up (when possible.)
If you have any further questions or wish to discuss teaching a class, please fill out the form below.