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Live On What You Grow! — Site Summary
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Site Summary
This page is a living reference for the site’s purpose, key messages, calls-to-action, and the current structure of core pages.
Project overview
- Project name: Live On What You Grow!
- Type: Educational / informational gardening site (creator/educator-led)
- Core topics: soil biology (including soil microscopy), biochar, composting, fertility-building, and harvest preservation (dehydrating, canning, freezing, fermenting)
Positioning & key messages
- Positioning: The owner is presented primarily as a creator/educator.
- Urgency message: “YOUR FIRST STEP- building long-term soil fertility!”
- Most important ‘start today’ action: Composting.
- Accessibility: Get started anywhere—small backyard bed (primary example), patio containers, or a windowsill.
Primary calls-to-action
Watch on YouTube
Primary audience-growth CTA that links to the channel homepage.
Build a compost pile
Primary “start today” action that points visitors to the Learn section.
Key pages & content notes
Compost Like Your Life Depends On It
Dedicated composting-focused page (referenced as the most important immediate action).
Preserve Your Harvest
- Structured as a beginner roadmap organized by method: Dehydrating → Canning → Freezing → Fermenting.
- Dehydrating is featured first.
- Herbs (basil, mint, stinging nettle, and edible weeds) are featured before vegetables.
- A safety note appears directly under the “Edible weeds” heading.
Contact page focus
- Supports general questions and speaking requests.
- Includes a clear YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/@LiveOnWhatYouGrow
- Speaking topics: biochar, regenerative gardening, and living on what you grow.
Products page status
- The Products page is published as Our Store at /products (page ID 514).
- It contains seven curated sections: Tools, Microscopy, Supplies, Books, Kitchen/Preservation Equipment, Soil Amendments, and Audio Books from Audible.
Want the fastest way to learn? Start with the videos.
Follow along on YouTube for practical, step-by-step lessons on composting, soil biology, biochar, and preserving what you grow.
