HOMESTEADING

NEXT STEPS CONFERENCE - FEBRUARY 22-25 2023 - LANIER ISLANDS, BUFORD, GA

Louise Milleman

Nicole Sauce

Sherry & Bobby Black

Derrick Broze

Tag Meyer

Jim Gale

Q&A

LEARN HOW TO:

Go “Off Grid”

Country Living

Self Sufficiency in the Suburbs

Cooperative City Neighborhoods

Grow Your Own Food

Community Gardening

Food Preservation

AND MORE!

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LOUISE MILLEMAN

LOUISE MILLEMAN

Our Big Rad Life

Louise Milleman is an earth-loving, tree-hugging, un-schooling, freedom-fighting, world-traveling citizen of the universe who went from being a full-time digital nomad, traveling this big beautiful globe for the last 5 years to building an off grid, permaculture paradise of a homestead with her husband and her 2 little girls.

In addition to inspiring others to live off the land, grow their own food, build with alternative building materials, protect & provide for themselves, she enjoys helping people find natural & proactive ways of taking care of themselves and she also loves to share about one of the missing pieces in many people’s health journey — living, structured water. In fact, she leads a global team of hundreds of water-loving conscious entrepreneurs… empowering & leading them to build their very own life of ultimate freedom.

IG — @OurBigRadLife
FB — Louise Milleman

SHERRIE & BOBBY BLACK

SHERRIE & BOBBY BLACK

Black's Tropical Homestead

We are Bobby and Sherrie Black Founders Of SoilFamily Expo Inc. At Black’s Tropical Homestead we share our love growing our edible tropical forest on our 1bacre suburban homestead in Savannah Georgia. Black’s Tropical Homestead grows various varieties of fruit, tropical fruit, herbs and vegetables on our Homestead. We also raise quail and chicken for meat and eggs and we raise rabbits for meat and pelt on our Homestead, all animals serve as our source of fertilizer. We also share recipes, road trip to nursery’s around the world, tips, tricks, and other adventures in our gardening/homestead lifestyle. Our mission is to be as self sufficient as possible. Let’s Grow And Raise Those Groceries SoilBrotha’s and SoilSista’s!

YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@BlacksTropicalHomestead?sub_confirmation=1

 

NICOLE SAUCE

NICOLE SAUCE

Living Free in Tennessee

Nicole’s small homestead is in the back hills of Tennessee. From it, she runs Holler Roast Coffee (HollerRoast.com) and hosts the podcast “Living Free in Tennessee,” which equips people with small business, self-reliance, and homesteading skills. She offers training events and conferences, including the Self Reliance Festival (SelfRelianceFestival.com); the LFTN Spring Workshop (LivingFreeinTennessee.com); and small-group, hands-on skill-building intensives. Recent workshops have included poultry, game, and ruminant processing; installing fence; and planting and pruning trees.

Nicole holds workshops at her onsite event facility and elsewhere. She is a featured speaker at conferences across the country. She offers individual coaching sessions and teaches courses through the Live Free Academy. Nicole has published several books on topics connected with food, homesteading, community-building, and coffee. Her books are available on Amazon or by emailing nicole@livingfreeintennessee.com.

Fifteen years ago, life took Nicole from the city to a country homestead, where she uses basic construction, horticultural, and other animal husbandry and housewifery skills to maintain a satisfying living. She preserves food; cooks from scratch; raises goats, sheep, rabbits, and poultry; and reads music. Since the big move, Nicole’s curiosity has awakened new passions: identifying and using wild medicinal and edible plants and fungi, organic and aquaponic farming, making cheese, curing meats, beekeeping, processing animals, roasting coffee, and podcasting.

She uses her lifelong curiosity about “how things work” to inspire people to grow; acquire and teach lost skills and crafts; and build the kind of community where shared interests and trust lead to better lives. Join our network of doers at Living Free in Tennessee.