Grow More Food Than You Thought Possible

Learn how to 10x your garden, reduce your dependency on the grocery store, 

and grow loads of fresh, healthy food...

even if you don't own much (or any) land, you don't have tools, or you've never tried before

Worried about the next supply chain disruption? Can't seem to keep up with what's "healthy" anymore? Tired of spending too many of your hard-earned dollars on organic?

If we've learned anything in the past few years, it's how fragile our food system really is. All it takes is one piece to break and all the dominoes start to fall.

Wouldn't it be nice if you had a little peace of mind about where your food comes from? To know that you weren't completely dependent upon a flimsy system that could break at any time? To know that you could provide yourself and your family with fresh, nutritious food without going to the store?

And speaking of nutritious, it seems like every day there's a new health buzzword. Organic. All-natural. Biodynamic. Restorative. Regenerative. Low fat. Low GI. Grain-free. The list goes on and on.

But how are you supposed to know what's what? Some of that is an actual, certifiable label. But most of it, unfortunately, is not regulated, meaning companies can call it whatever they feel like, as long as it convinces consumers that it's "healthy."

Does that not just make you want to pull your hair out? Like, c'mon, I know that apple is gluten-free - stop throwing stupid labels on stuff in a worthless attempt to make it sound more appealing. 

If you're like me and many others, maybe you have kids or other family that have a food allergy or sensitivity, or maybe you're just tired of them eating junk (I mean, honestly, do we need to have candy as some kind of "prize" at every single kid's event??).

Maybe you really are making an effort to eat healthy, but it seems like anything with the "organic" label costs 3x as much - and it probably does, because that certification process costs money.

So what's a health-conscious, budget-conscious person to do? 

Grow your own...

Welcome To GROW MORE FOOD.

Sun-ripened, juicy tomatoes. Tender green beans. Rich, creamy new potatoes.  You can have all that and much more when you grow your own food. In terms of flavor, health, and cost, there is no substitute for something that you grow and pick yourself.

Food is one of the most critical needs of any person. Stop being dependent upon someone else to choose what they think is best for you and your family.

As soon as you take that first step toward self-sufficiency, you take power out of their hands, and put it back into your own. And the skills that you learn stay with you for life (just like riding a bike, right?), meaning you can do this again next year, and the next...

Now, I know you're not going to grow all your food. I don't. Nobody that I know does.

But if you can start with just one thing, then that's one thing that you know exactly where it came from, how it was raised, how it was harvested, how it was prepared.

And once you start with that one thing, it's really hard to stop...

Here’s What You’ll Get When You Sign Up

Instant, lifetime access to over 3 hours of course content, taught over eight modules. Everything is digital, so you can take it with you on the go.

Watch all at once or as needed - when you're finished, you'll have all you need to know to go out and get started!

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Time Is Money, and Money Is... Also Money

There's no substitute for time. We all want more of it. Same with money. 

Now that you've decided to start to take back some control of where your food comes from, saving both time and money in the process and also improving your health, how you go about getting there is the next logical question.

You could spend years trial-and-erroring your way through it, gradually improving and figuring out what works for you. Heck, I've spent decades "perfecting" my process (the great/maddening thing about gardening is that you never actually perfect it - you can learn a ton over time, but Nature always has the last laugh).

If you want to speed up that process, you could hire a garden consultant (yep, that's a real thing) to come check out your growing space, give you some tips, and maybe check in with you once a month to see how things are going. The problem with that is it'll cost at least $150/hr for that service, so over the course of a summer, you're looking at over $1000.

Your other option is to check out this course, where I've put together some of the most important things I've learned over the past 20+ years. Stuff that will help you get off to a great head start and avoid some of the problems that often trip people up. It's a lot of information, but it comes in nice bite-size packages, and you can listen over and over again (you'll have to record that garden consultant if you want to get things repeated). And of course, it's way less than $1000.

So How Much Is A Hugely Productive Garden Worth To You?