Preparing for the Worst The Golden Rule of Food Storage
Preparing for the Worst is Half the Victory All your survival food stores need to be stored in some sort of container that is easy to transport. Containers for food… Read more »
Tag: Growing Your Own Food
They Grew 6,000 lbs of Organic Food on 1/10th Acre in the City! Here’s How…
Ever thought of growing your own food but didn’t think it was possible? It’s more that possible! It might even be the way of the future. If the Dervaes family… Read more »
Economic Chaos is Erupting Literally All Over The Planet, And Global Leaders Are Starting To Panic : The First 24 Hours of The Dollar Collapse – That Will Affect Every Man, Woman And Child In The Entire World
Economic Chaos is Erupting Literally All Over The Planet Mainstream news outlets are already starting to use the phrase “economic collapse” to describe what is going on in some areas… Read more »
The Benefits of Growing and Preserve Your Own Food
The Benefits of Growing and Preserve Your Own Food The Benefits of Growing Your Own Food Environmentalists have been admonishing us for years to conserve fuel to lessen our impact… Read more »
Survey Of Preppers Shows ‘Economic Collapse’ Most Likely Big Disaster
‘Preppers’ is a term given to the growing numbers of people who are preparing for disasters and disruptions of all sorts. The prepper movement includes a wide range of people… Read more »
Growing Potatoes in Straw: A Labor-Saving/Better Harvest Technique
Growing Potatoes in Straw: A Labor-Saving/Better Harvest Technique As a preparedness-minded person (& chief cook / bottle-washer), I often evaluate foods based on their shelf-life, ability to fill the eater… Read more »
Raised Bed Gardening, part 2
Probably the best known system of raised bed gardening is Mel Bartholomew’s Square Foot Gardening method. About 30 years ago, he began to question why “traditional” gardening is done in particular ways,… Read more »
Raised Bed Gardening, part 1
Every year since we’ve owned our farm, we’ve delightedly tilled up the soil and lovingly poked seeds into the ground, envisioning the beautiful garden to come. We’ve put up fencing… Read more »