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⏰ [ENDS TODAY] What I'm loving in the homesteading bundle
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Just a quick note to let you know that the 2024 Homesteading Bundle leaves in just a few hours. For the past few days, I’ve been telling you about the Homesteading Bundle - over 100 homesteading resources worth over $4800 USD bundled together for one time at $50. Several readers emailed me to ask if this bundle is worth it and if it differs from the previous off grid and homestead bundles. In short, yes, it's worth it, and yes, it's different. At at this price, even if you find just one or two resources to help you learn a new self-reliance or homesteading skill, the 2024 Homesteading Bundle is definitely worth it. Oh, and by the way, even if you grabbed The Off Grid Homestead Bundle back in the spring, this one contains over 95 new resources. This is an amazing bundle. Over the past month, I’ve downloaded and reviewed 16 different ebooks! And for the past few days, I’ve been diving into these three resources. Wild Edible Plants of the Month Volume 1So much good information on identifying and using wild edible plants and greens. RETAIL VALUE $84 2. DIY Guide to Using Bee Venom and Bee ProductsIncludes learning how and why to use bee venom and making and using bee and beeswax products in your home. So much information here. RETAIL VALUE $149 3. Master HerbariumThis is one of those books I will be referring to again and again as I slowly learn more about herbs and how to use them to build our home apothecary. RETAIL VALUE $70 And I'm still working my way through Staples Made Simple (a 177-page cookbook $37), Naturally Healthy Chickens ($37 ), The Homesteader's Guide to Relocating ($27), or The 8-Week Survival Bird Trapping Course $119) valued at a combined total of another $220. In my case, these resources alone are worth $523 and are available as part of this one-time $50.00 offer. Here are a few more resources in this bundle that have caught my eye: How it WorksICYMI, here’s how it works. Once you buy the bundle, you get a confirmation email with an access code and a link to the access page where you download and access everything. Download the ebooks to desktop, tablet, and mobile. Once downloaded, they’re yours for life. Access the bundle course online. Some have a login page where you enter your details and log in to access. Others are accessible with the access code given in the confirmation email. Sometimes, you’ll also need the access code at checkout to get 100% off. We don’t guarantee that all the courses will be available for life (this is up to each course creator), but once you access them, you’ll be able to complete them at your own pace. The access page is available for one full year, but once you access it, you will have most, if not all, of the resources for life. But today's the last day.
If you're interested in learning one or more self-sufficiency skills like baking sourdough, raising backyard chickens, or growing your own food, you don't want to miss out on this valuable bundle. Remember, you'll still be able to find these resources after that, but you'll pay the full retail price for each. The Homesteading Bundle at $50 leaves in... Sarita |
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