Back To Basics with Lora Friemel

Lora Friemel of Scranton, AR sells jams, jellies, and other canned goods with her business, The Frayed Knot Homestead. Her cottage food business is quite small, but it’s not small because it’s unsuccessful… it’s small because that’s exactly what she wants it to be! Lora is an expert in homesteading, and she sells cottage food products simply to support her true passion of running a homestead for her family. The cottage food industry meets the needs of so many different types of entrepreneurs, and Lora’s story is an excellent example of someone who has found a way to use a cottage food business to support their lifestyle and priorities. What You’ll Learn What homesteading is, and how to startHow you can ensure the safety of canned productsWhy homesteading is importantHow to monetize a homesteadHow to start and plan your gardenLora’s best-selling flavors of jams and jelliesHow to cut costs and save money with your homesteadWhy you should maintain a homesteading journalA metaphor that shows why seasonal selling is so powerfulWhether homesteading is for everyone Resources The Frayed Knot Homestead (Facebook | Instagram | Youtube) Everything I Want To Do Is Illegal, by Joel Salatin CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Resources Arkansas Food Freedom Law Free Tutorial: How To Build a Great Website In 1 Hour