I'm sorry. They can't teach self sufficiency. This would kill big agra and (((big pharma))).

Unfortunately, we can't teach everyone foraging because people are generally assholes and will destroy whatever "nature's bounty" is in their area. Look anywhere with ramps, morels, chanterelles, and guided "foraging" tours. They'll dig up more than is sustainable to show off to their friends and the spots start to dry up.

I regularly tell my kids that the most important class they take is culinary arts. The rest they won’t ever use in a career, minus basic math.

We learned most of that, but it was just in passing. I think a lot of those lessons should be repeated at least once a year like first aid, as you tend to forget without much practice.

I went to a Rudolf Steiner "waldorf school". We learned most of those things on that list. Our school had a full garden & livestock. Spinning wool & knitting was mandatory. Waldorf taught everything & i mean everything. Atleast 3 times more learning and subjects than public schools. The school is a little too much PEGAN for my taste, but there is no school better than Waldorf if you have kids and can afford it.

I learned a bunch of those things when I was a schoolkid. We had Shop class and Home Economics.

I'm hoping to find some affordable books on mushroom ID and foraging. I think it'd be cool to hunt for mushrooms and other woodland edibles in the case society collapses.

Things we shouldn't have been in school for while our parents were supposed to be teaching us