Show Notes
In this episode, I outline why Self Sufficiency Made Simple has been created what to expect and the show layout.
I am your host Jo Flintham and I’ll take you through weekly tips and hacks to becoming more self-sufficient using what you have now and starting at whatever level you're at.
Growing your own food keeping chickens and bees, making your own fermented or preserved food and making homemade products to use every day is simple and easy. This show is designed for the beginner and beyond with something for everyone.
New episode dropping every Wednesday and special guests joining us from time to time to share their knowledge and know-how in all things self-sufficient.
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