Hey you guys, it's Carolyn from homesteading family. Now I've been preserving food for almost two decades,

and there are times I wish I could go back to my younger self and tell her what I now know. I wasted so many

hours sweating over hot canners and using untested recipes that resulted in wasted food. But while I can't go back in time, I can share

what I've learned over the years with you guys. So I'm hosting a free live online training

coming up on Thursday, June 19th, all about preserving. I'm sharing the lessons I wish I'd learn sooner, how to decide which preserving methods

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dash live training. That's all one word. Now don't worry if you can't actually make it to the

live event, remember, it's online. You don't have to show up in person. But if you can't make it

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but you do have to be registered for this free event even to get access to the replay.

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Hey, you guys, this is Josh with Homesteading family and welcome to this week's episode of the pantry chat, food for thought.

As you can see, Carolyn is not here this week, but I am really excited to have my good friend Noah Sanders on today.

Noah is a farmer, a homesteader, an author, a teacher, and much, much more.

But he focuses on helping people love Jesus and love and connect agriculture with their

faith in farming that they can find purpose and glorifying God and serving others while excelling in

land stewardship. And that, we, we have a kindred spirit in that. And, you know, Noah has just

dedicated his life to this. And as an avid farmer, he's ran a successful, I think, farmed

market business for 13 years. You can tell us a little bit more about that here in a second.

And he wrote a book called Redeeming the Dirt. And that actually had a huge impact on me and my

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