The Anyone Can Farm Tribe Day July 8, 2023
You’re not alone!
Alternative ways of schooling, homesteading and farming, learning, and living simply require an alternative community.
What is The Anyone Can Farm Tribe Day?
Enjoy community, homestead skill learning.
Spend a weekend, or just the day, with like-minded homesteading folks to learn homesteading skills, talk around the campfire, and share good food. Participate in workshops designed to help you gain self-sufficiency and independence by learning about homesteading skills for the beginner through advanced homestead farmer.
- Beekeeping
- Greenhouse growing with Brice Mosher
- Soil building with Brice Mosher
- Tree propagation with Andrew Cross
- Making Fermented Food with Andrew Cross
- tour of Baker’s Green Acres with Mark
and so much more!
Children are welcome and activities will be provided for them, including outdoor survival activities, games, crafts, and more.
Lunch will be potluck around a pig roast. We’ll provide table service.
Limited rustic camping sites are available on the farm with a reservation.
Join us around the campfire Saturday evening for some homestead farm fellowship.
Meet our speakers!
- Tree Propagation with Andrew Cross
- Making Fermented Foods with Andrew Cross
- Greenhouse Growing with Brice Mosher
- Soil Basics with Brice Mosher
- Solar and Off Grid Living with Tag Bee
- Growing Microgreens with Teresa Renkiewicz
- Natural Health Remedies with Cody Westendorf
- Beekeeping with Rachel Potter
Andrew is a horticultural consultant specializing in landscape design And building resilient systems. Andrew also has over 20 years of experience in integrated animal husbandry and Agricultural management.

Brice Mosher is the full time farmer and homesteader at Infinity Micro Farm in Falmouth, MI. Brice and his wife Nikki started their farm with their 4 daughters in 2016. Primarily a vegetable farm that markers thru an annual CSA, Brice and his wife also raise American Guinea Hogs and poultry.
Learn more about Brice and Infinity Microfarm in his conversation with Mark Baker here: Health, Family, and Starting a CSA
Find Brice here:
Facebook.com/infinitymicrofarm

Brice Mosher is the full time farmer and homesteader at Infinity Micro Farm in Falmouth, MI. Brice and his wife Nikki started their farm with their 4 daughters in 2016. Primarily a vegetable farm that markers thru an annual CSA, Brice and his wife also raise American Guinea Hogs and poultry.
Former financial executive who walked away from the covid bs to pursue a life done free.
Learn more about Tag in his interview with Mark: Counter Culture Economy and Off Grid Living
Find Tag here:
Youtube@ lifedonefree
Rumble@ lifedonefree
Freesteading.com
Learn more about Teresa and her work as she talked with Mark about it here: Microgreens and Gaining Health
Find Teresa here:
http://www.eltyfarms.com https://www.facebook.com/eltyfarms https://www.instagram.com/eltyfarms/ https://www.tiktok.com/@themicrogreenlady
Herbalist, forager, mama, backyard beekeeper, intuitive energetic bodyworker, and more. Love of nature as a child led to practicing herbalism and natural health for 18 years, formally trained in herbalism for over a decade. I am here to help folks reconnect with their nature, so they can learn to care and co-create.
Introduction to medicinal herbalism:
Learn to create your own medicine from your backyard plants! We will have a discussion and presentation about how to make your own teas, tinctures, and oils infused with plants. This will be a short presentation of each method with a handout to help get you started making your own. Herbalism is the peoples medicine!
Rachel Potter began keeping bees in 2020. She has several hives in her backyard, and enjoys harvesting honey and making products from beeswax. Outside of working with her bees, Rachel enjoys teaching all ages about pollinators and helping new beekeepers get a strong start with their own backyard hives. Besides homeschooling her own children, Rachel has become a popular educator about the world of bees.
CLASS DESCRIPTION:
So you want to be a beekeeper? Join Rachel for this 1 hour seminar and learn what it will take to add honey bee hives to your property. We will talk about what supplies you need to keep bees, and also about caring for your bees through your first year as a beekeeper.
Stuff for the kids!
There will be much more coming as we develop the schedule, so please be sure to check back! These activities are for older kids. There will be activities for the littles, too!
- Games and Activities with Amy Stumpo (ages 6 and up)
- Games and Activities with Dorothy Baker (ages 2-5)
- Outdoor Survival Skills
- Crafts
- Bees!
Amy is also speaking on the “How to start a Homestead” panel and you can check out her full bio there!
**Note that we’re flexible on the activities you feel your child will enjoy. An advanced 5 year old is welcome with the older kids, and a 6 year old who’s not comfortable with the bigger kids is welcome to hang out with Dorothy and the smaller kids.**
Ever read the book Hatchet by Gary Paulson? What would happen if you suddenly found yourself in the woods and had to survive, like the character Brian in the book?
Amedee and Josh will guide the 10 (+/-) and up kids in discovering what it would take, from shelter building to fire starting to the basic things one needs to survive. This is experiential, so be prepared for the outdoors and adventure. This is suitable for boys and girls of all experience levels. Come and have fun!
Amedee grew up adventuring in the woods and fields. She loves fishing and anything wildcraft and survival oriented. She’s been teaching this as a homeschool co-op course for two years and has explored many topics with the kids in that time.
Dorothy will guide the kids that don’t want to adventure in a few craft activities involving farming things. There may be small expenses to cover for materials.
This one is for the kids! Discover how wonderful and amazing bees are and how they are so neccessary in our world. They are fascinating little creatures and you’ll get to learn all about them from Rachel Potter. You’ll even get to observe how a hive works!
Basic Schedule:
Friday
Campground check-in starting at 4 pm
Campfire at the farm starting about 6
Saturday
8:30 am: coffee and tea are hot! Checkins start
9 am: Welcome and first workshops: (Kids: farm games)
10:30 am: Second workshops: (Kids: bees)
12:00 LUNCH: Pig roast from Baker’s Green Acres. Bring a dish to share! Table service provided.
1:30 pm: Workshops (Kids: Outdoor Survival or Crafts)
3 pm: Workshops
4:30 pm: Tour of Baker’s Green Acres
5:30 pm: Campfire and potluck leftovers if you can stay and hang out with us!
Sunday
9:30 am: Start of Skill Sharing
per the sign up schedule by the coffee area
Potluck lunch