URGENT UPDATE: A vital opportunity for sustainable living enthusiasts is happening tonight! At 7 p.m. on January 26, 2025, join renowned homesteader and author Victoria Pruett for a transformative virtual program titled, “Creating a Modern Homestead.” Hosted by the Ashland Public Library in collaboration with local libraries, this event is set to inspire and equip attendees with practical skills for a more sustainable lifestyle.
Pruett, known for her insightful book “Creating a Modern Homestead: Traditional Skills for Real, Everyday Life,” will share effective strategies for incorporating homesteading practices into daily routines. Participants will learn essential topics including cooking from scratch, food preservation techniques, and how to manage backyard chickens. The session will also cover home gardening and natural pest control, all designed to empower individuals to reduce their reliance on large commercial systems.
This program is not just theoretical; it promises actionable ideas that can be implemented right away, regardless of your experience level. Attendees can expect to walk away with tangible takeaways that enhance their connection to nature and promote sustainable living practices.
Why does this matter NOW? As communities increasingly seek ways to live sustainably amid global challenges, Pruett’s insights provide a beacon of hope and practical advice. This event is a step towards fostering a lifestyle that prioritizes self-sufficiency and environmental responsibility.
For those interested in joining the virtual session, registration is straightforward. Visit the local library calendars for the Lunenburg Public Library at lunenburglibrary.org, Hazen Memorial Library at shirleylibrary.org, or the Groton Public Library at gpl.org.
Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded individuals and gain valuable skills that can make a real difference in your everyday life. Share this news with friends and family who are passionate about sustainable living!
