Graham Fam Farm School, Inc.

03/04/2025

🚨 Exciting Announcement! 🚨

Tonight, Janae Graham is going LIVE with The Survival Summit! 🌿🔥

Join us at 7 PM Eastern | 6 PM Central as we dive into fighting back against Big Pharma with FREE Herbal Education! 💪🌱

We’re also introducing our new 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Graham Fam Farm School, Inc., and sharing actionable ways for YOU to take control of your health and push back against the system.

Don’t miss it! Tune in LIVE and be part of the movement. See you there! 👀✨

10/04/2024

We had our first registered black angus calf born this morning! Bull calf "Graham Salvation 2406". 84.1 lbs. We're very excited to build this herd and deliver top quality angus beef. Graham Cattle LLC.

07/05/2024

Want to talk natural medicine and herbal remedies? Janae Graham, Founder and CEO of Graham Fam Farm LLC was a guest speaker on A Tiny Homestead podcast. Listen in as she talks about herbs, natural medicine, where we are in the United States today, and tips and tricks to thrive in today's unnatural world. Check it out below!! 👇

06/22/2024

🌱🌿 Start Your Medicinal Herb Garden Now for a Bountiful Fall Harvest! 🌿🌱

Hello, Graham Fam Farm community! 🌻

Summer is here, and it's the perfect time to start planting medicinal herbs that will be ready for harvest in the fall. Whether you're new to gardening or a seasoned pro, these herbs are easy to grow and have amazing health benefits. Here's how you can get started and enjoy the rewards in just a few months!

1. Echinacea (Echinacea purpurea)
- Planting: Sow seeds directly in well-drained soil with plenty of sunlight.
- Care: Water regularly but avoid overwatering. Keep the soil moist.
- Harvesting: Collect flowers and roots in the fall.
- Usage: Make teas or tinctures to boost your immune system.

2. Calendula (Calendula officinalis)
- Planting: Plant seeds in a sunny spot with rich soil.
- Care: Water consistently, and deadhead flowers to encourage more blooms.
- Harvesting: Pick the flowers when fully open.
- Usage: Use the petals to make soothing salves and creams for the skin.

3. Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla)
- Planting: Sow seeds in full sun or partial shade, and lightly cover with soil.
- Care: Water regularly and thin seedlings to avoid overcrowding.
- Harvesting: Harvest the flowers when fully open.
- Usage: Dry the flowers and use them to brew calming teas.

4. Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis)
- Planting: Sow seeds in well-drained soil and full sun.
- Care: Water regularly and trim to prevent the plant from becoming leggy.
- Harvesting: Pick leaves before the plant flowers for the best flavor.
- Usage: Make teas or tinctures to reduce stress and anxiety.

5. Basil (Ocimum basilicum)
- Planting: Start seeds indoors or directly in the garden with full sun.
- Care: Water regularly and pinch back the tops to encourage bushy growth.
- Harvesting: Pick leaves as needed, but avoid removing more than one-third of the plant at a time.
- Usage: Use fresh or dried leaves to make teas that aid digestion.

6. Sage (Salvia officinalis)
- Planting: Sow seeds in well-drained soil and a sunny spot.
- Care: Water moderately and ensure good air circulation around the plant.
- Harvesting: Pick leaves throughout the growing season.
- Usage: Use fresh or dried leaves in teas to soothe sore throats.

7. Holy Basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum)
- Planting: Sow seeds in rich soil with full sun.
- Care: Water consistently and trim regularly to maintain shape.
- Harvesting: Harvest leaves before flowering.
- Usage: Use leaves in teas or tinctures for their adaptogenic properties, helping the body handle stress.

Get your seeds now and enjoy the journey from planting to harvesting these wonderful herbs. You'll be amazed at how simple it is to grow your own natural remedies at home! 🌿✨

Happy planting, and may your fall harvest be bountiful!



Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need gardening tips. We're here to help! 🌱💚

06/20/2024

Stockton R-1 School District brought their 5th and 6th graders to visit Graham Fam Farm LLC and learn all about growing and making herbal medicine ! 😍😍😍😍😍 so happy to host this wonderful group of 44 students. Working with children is one of our favorite things to do!

05/07/2024

05/06/2024

Live in Missouri and want to attend Roots and Remedies 2024? Use code Local20 to get 20% off at www.grahamfamfarm.com

02/22/2024

Want to become an herbalist?!🎉🌱

We're thrilled to announce the first-ever Roots & Remedies 2024 Holistic Herbal Retreat in Stockton, Missouri at Agape. This unique event is your introductory crash course into the world of herbalism. Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge and skills necessary to use the plants growing around you to make herbal medicine for you and your family and to embrace a self-sustainable lifestyle that will allow you to grow and prosper for years to come.

🌟 Early Bird Special Alert! 🌟

Starting March 2, 2024, tickets go on sale for $1,499. But, if you act fast, for a limited time, snag your Early Bird ticket for just $1,199 or bring your partner in growth and save with Couples Tickets for $2,199! Hurry, this special offer lasts until March 1, 2024, only!

Why join us?
- Dive into the art of herbal remedy making
- Participate in holistic healing sessions, from yoga to sound healing
- Learn sustainable living practices in a supportive community
- Connect with nature and like-minded individuals on a deeper level

Don’t miss this chance to be part of a pioneering group of herbal enthusiasts, ready to transform their lives and the world, one plant at a time. Secure your spot now and let’s grow together at Roots & Remedies 2024!

🌿💚 visit our website to learn more and buy tickets: https://www.grahamfamfarm.com/herbs-store/Roots-&-Remedies-2024-Holistic-Herbal-Retreat-Early-Bird-Single-Ticket-p630805516 Book your early bird tickets now! Spaces are limited, and the earth is calling.

Graham Fam Farm is an herbal remedy provider based in Fair Play, MO. Visit our online shop today to view our available herbal remedies.

01/10/2024

🌿 Hey friends, it's Janae from Graham Fam Farm! 🌱 With the changing seasons, I thought I'd share my top seven herbs to boost your immune system. These are all easy to grow right here in the Midwest! 🌼

1. Echinacea - Our go-to for fighting those pesky colds. It’s a garden favorite and a wild beauty!

2. Elderberry - Amazing for their antiviral magic. Elderberry syrup, anyone? 🍇

3. Garlic - More than just for spicing up your dishes, garlic is a potent microbial warrior! And yes, it loves our Midwest soil. 🧄

4. Ginger - A root full of anti-inflammatory goodness. Perfect for indoor gardening too. 🌿

5. Turmeric - With its bold color and anti-inflammatory properties, turmeric is a must-try. Just remember, it needs a bit of TLC during our cold winters. 🌞

6. Astragalus - A staple in Chinese medicine, this herb is not only immune-boosting but also thrives in our climate. 🍃

7. Peppermint - Easy to grow and perfect for a soothing tea. It's great for calming your tummy and has antibacterial properties. 🍵

Remember, always chat with a healthcare pro before starting any new herb regimen, especially if you have health concerns or are on medication. Happy gardening and stay healthy! 💚

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01/06/2024

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01/02/2024

Did you know that Wild Cherry Tree Bark can be used to treat coughs, soothe digestive issues, and promote gut health? It's true! Not only that, but it also has mild sedative properties, helping with relaxation and better sleep! Today, I want to share how you can sustainably harvest this amazing natural remedy.

Foraging for Wild Cherry Bark:
1. Identification: Wild cherry trees have distinct features like dark, scaly bark on mature trees and smoother, reddish-brown bark on younger ones, with white flowers in spring.
2. Harvesting Season: Best time is from late fall to early spring.

Harvesting Tips:
1. Tools Needed: A sharp knife or small saw.
2. Technique: Look for fallen branches first or harvest small strips from live trees, ensuring not to encircle the trunk.
3. Respect Nature: Harvest sustainably and always get permission if foraging on private land.

Safety Precautions:
- Be aware that the bark, roots, and leaves contain cyanogenic compounds, which can be toxic. These give the inner bark its bitter almond aroma.
- Traditional use, like Native American decoctions of the inner bark for cough medicines, involved specific preparation methods to reduce toxicity. DRYING AND CORRECT DOSAGE IS KEY!! Dry for at least 6 weeks away from the sun.
- It's crucial to consult healthcare professionals before using wild cherry bark, especially for those with health conditions or on medications.

Medicinal Recipe – Wild Cherry Bark Syrup:
Ingredients:
- 1 cup dried, chopped wild cherry bark
- 4 cups water
- 1 cup honey or a vegan alternative

Instructions:
1. Boil bark and water, then simmer until volume is halved.
2. Strain out the bark and mix the liquid with honey while warming.
3. Store in a clean jar in the fridge.

Medicinal Uses:
- Cough Relief: Acts as a natural cough suppressant and expectorant.
- Digestive Aid: Helps soothe digestive issues and promotes gut health.
- Relaxation: Mild sedative properties assist with sleep and anxiety.

Natural remedies like wild cherry bark have been used for ages, but they must be approached with knowledge and caution. Understanding their properties, including potential risks, is key to safe use.

Happy foraging, and stay healthy!

12/08/2023

Thank goodness for covercrops!! Our soil is already looking black!!