How to Country

In "The Old-School Survival Plan for the Mark of the Beast Crisis," MacKenzie Drebit discusses essential country living skills needed for survival during economic crises. Topics include hay cutting, grain cultivation, seed saving, and making flour without electricity. Emphasizing faith, it features a true story of divine provision.

Learn Practical Country Living Skills — Watch How to Country

There is a growing interest today in simple, practical living—learning how to grow food, care for animals, and become less dependent on modern systems. At Amazing Discoveries, we believe these skills are not only practical, but deeply meaningful—especially in the times we are living in.

That’s why we’ve been developing our How to Country YouTube channel. From garden to table, greenhouse growing, and even hands-on skills like milking cows, these short, practical videos are designed to help you learn step by step—whether you’re just getting started or continuing to build on what you already know.

But country living offers something more. It teaches patience, diligence, and a closer connection with God’s creation—lessons that shape character and prepare us for the challenges ahead.

Whether you’re already living in the country or simply interested in learning more, there is something here for everyone.

Watch the latest videos and shorts on our YouTube channel:

If you’re ready to go beyond watching and learning, our farm apprenticeship program offers the opportunity to experience these skills in a real-world setting. You’ll gain practical experience in gardening, food production, and daily country living while growing in character and purpose. (Our farm apprenticeship program is available for Canadian residents only. If you are a US citizen, we have a homesteading program available.

There has never been a better time to begin learning these practical skills—one step at a time.

Leave a Reply

Discover more from The Donor Connection

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading