Uncommon Off-grid Survival: How to Get Electricity from Mud
It is no secret that anything from EMP blast and natural phenomena to outright sabotage from inside the country can lead to large scale disruptions in the power grid. You… Read more »
Category: Self-Sufficiency
Straw Bale Gardening Mushrooms and Potatoes – You’ll Never Go Back To Growing In The Soil! Any Other Way Will Seem Silly Once You’ve Done It This Way.
Straw Bale Gardening Mushrooms and Potatoes I should start off by saying that I have had a vegetable garden for a few years. The soil is poor, it is constantly… Read more »
Would You Like To See A Garden That Needs No Watering, No Digging, No Fertilizing, No Weeding And Produces Fresh, Organic Food On Auto-Pilot, Year After Year?
Would you like to see a garden that needs no watering, no digging, no fertilizing, no weeding and produces fresh, organic food on auto-pilot, year after year? One that can… Read more »
Off-Grid Water Systems: 8 Viable Solutions to Bring Water to Your Homestead
The average person uses around 80-100 gallons of water per day? (source) That is a lot of water! That’s why in my article about things you should consider when buying a homestead,… Read more »
Learning Basic Home Canning Methods Potatoes & Sweet Potatoes
Learning basic home canning methods can give you a lifetime of independence and self sufficiency. Canning food yourself can reduce your food budget, and provide your family with a healthy… Read more »
Off-Grid Mechanics: 8 Steps That You Need To Know
What kind of vehicles and equipment do you use every day? What would you use instead in a SHTF world without the power grid? When modern equipment won’t work anymore,… Read more »
The Most Important Food Stamples To Have ( Just In Case)
In any collapse, common foods are going to be hard to come by. In a natural disaster or similar occurrence, most grocery stores will be out of food and water… Read more »
Rabbits, The Ultimate Self-Sustaining Food Source
For a while I debated which animal to breed for food. I considered chickens, rabbits, ducks, geese, and a few larger types like goat. After some research I decided for… Read more »