TIAG Independence Webinar Series — The Plan to Feed Your Family

TIAG Independence Webinar Series — The Plan to Feed Your Family

$77.00
$77.00 $119.00
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TIAG Independence Webinar Series — The Plan to Feed Your Family
  • TIAG Independence Webinar Series — The Plan to Feed Your Family
  • TIAG Independence Webinar Series — The Plan to Feed Your Family
TIAG Independence Webinar Series — The Plan to Feed Your Family

TIAG Independence Webinar Series — The Plan to Feed Your Family

$77.00
$77.00 $119.00

The Plan to Feed Your Family

17 live webinars. 17 weeks. A practical independence series built around Food, Water, Shelter, and Surplus.

Hosted live by Jamon Mysliwiec, Lead Certified Permaculture Designer and The Independent American Gardener. This series distills six years of designing perennial food systems across diverse U.S. climates into practical training families can actually use.

⚑ First 100 seats only. Regularly $119 + tax.

What You Get

  • Access to all 17 live webinars
  • 17 consecutive weeks of live instruction
  • Live every Friday at 7:00 PM Central
  • Real-time Q&A with Jamon
  • Not pre-recorded
  • Digital resources included with every topic
  • Practical, implementation-focused training
  • USDA zone-specific considerations
  • Real-world examples and case studies
  • Homestead and property planning guidance
  • Off-grid capable educational resources
  • Designed for families, homesteaders, landowners, gardeners, and community builders

Built Around the Four Pillars of Independence

FOOD — Grow it. Preserve it. Share it.
WATER — Catch it. Store it. Use it wisely.
SHELTER — Build it. Protect it. Sustain it.
SURPLUS — Create it. Trade it. Build community.

The 17-Week Curriculum

FOOD

  1. Passive Food Production with Perennials — Food forests, permaculture design, perennial agriculture, long-term food security, low-maintenance food systems.
  2. Natural Beekeeping — Treatment-free approaches, pollination, honey production, Layens hives, natural colony management.
  3. Raising Backyard Chickens — Small-scale poultry systems, family food production, egg production, integration with homesteads.
  4. Regenerative Gardening — Soil building, ecological growing methods, garden planning, production systems.
  5. Seed Saving & Propagation — Saving seed, plant multiplication, long-term resilience, reducing outside dependency.

WATER

  1. Water Independence Systems — Rainwater capture, water security, storage systems, water planning.
  2. Ponds, Earthworks & Storage — Water retention, pond design concepts, earthworks, landscape-scale water management.

PROPERTY & LAND MANAGEMENT

  1. Poison Hemlock Identification & Eradication — Positive identification, property assessment, removal strategies, safety considerations.
  2. Tick Management for Family & Livestock — Tick prevention, property management, livestock protection, human health considerations.
  3. Livestock on Small Acreage — Integrating animals into homesteads, small-property strategies, regenerative management concepts.

SHELTER

  1. Homestead Infrastructure Planning — Property layout, access planning, utility considerations, long-term development strategy.
  2. Emergency Preparedness for Families — Family readiness, planning systems, practical preparedness.
  3. Regenerative Homeschooling — Home-based education, skill development, family-centered learning.

COMMUNITY

  1. Building Strong Local Communities — Community resilience, local networks, relationship building, mutual support systems.
  2. Launching a Local TIAG Community — Community leadership, organizing local groups, building regional connections.

SURPLUS

  1. Creating Recurring Income Through Community — Community-supported enterprises, local economic development, revenue-generating opportunities.
  2. The Independence Blueprint — Pulling all systems together, long-term planning, integrated family resilience strategy.

What You'll Walk Away With

  • A practical roadmap for feeding your family
  • A clearer understanding of perennial food production
  • Better water resilience planning
  • Property and land-management skills
  • Practical preparedness steps for your family
  • Strategies for livestock, gardens, food forests, and small acreage
  • A framework for building local resilience through community
  • A better understanding of how Food, Water, Shelter, and Surplus work together

Self-sufficiency is not isolation — it is collaboration.

This series is for families who are ready to stop only consuming information and start applying what matters at home, on their land, and in their local communities.

Enroll in the Full Series Today

Get access to all 17 live webinars for $77, including digital resources for every topic.

Regularly $119 + tax. First 100 seats only.

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