Neighbors learning to grow, raise, preserve, and make more of it themselves — one skill, one second Tuesday at a time.
Who we are
The Idaho Farmsteading Connection is a friendly, hands-on group for anyone who wants to live a little closer to the land — whether you tend forty acres or a few pots on the porch. Each month we gather at the Ririe City Library to learn a new farmsteading skill together, swap what's working, and lend a hand where we can.
No experience required and nothing to buy. Come with your questions, leave with new skills and a few new neighbors.
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What we cover
A taste of the topics we dig into together. Have something you'd love to learn or teach? Bring it to the group — our lineup is shaped by our members.
Water-bath & pressure canning, jams, pickles, and putting food up for winter.
Short-season Idaho growing, raised beds, seed starting, and season extension.
Coops, flock health, and gathering your own eggs year-round.
Hive basics, keeping bees through cold winters, and harvesting honey.
Starters, everyday loaves, and baking from scratch.
Simple home recipes for soap, candles, and other handmade goods.
Building healthy soil, composting, and working with what you've got.
Root cellars, pantry planning, and storing a season's harvest.
Around the table
When & where
Free every month
Sign up and every month we'll send you a free, ready-to-use guide that matches that month's topic — a short-season planting calendar, an altitude-adjusted canning guide, a beginner's homestead checklist, and more. You'll also get the notes, recipes, and how-to handouts from every session, so you keep the skills even when you can't make it in person.
Free, practical, and matched to what we're learning that second Tuesday.
Every past handout, recipe, and set of meeting notes — yours to keep.
Can't attend? The skills still land in your inbox so you never fall behind.
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