Prepper food: Two breads you can stockpile and make in your own home
Follow me Canned foods are the prepper’s go-to foods for a good reason; they’re affordable and keep for a long time, making them
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Homesteading
This Unique Post-Collapse Skill Will Help You Fabricate and Repair Essential Items
Follow me We’re going to forge ahead with those self-reliant skill sets and I’m going to tell you how to make your own
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Garden Hacks – Repurpose Everyday Items
Follow me When it comes to preparedness – or life in general – there’s a ton to buy. When we can reuse something,
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Explore the Health Benefits of Cedarwood Essential Oil
Follow me Do you know any essential oil which is derived from the wood of a tree and is praised all around the
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Stacking Functions: Increasing Yields & Decreasing Labor with Multi-Function Elements
Follow me You don’t have to buy into any woo-woo-ology or being “green” to reap the benefits of some of the concepts to
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Make Your Own Healthy Homemade Ginger Ale
Follow me Last week we covered the finer points of the “3-G’s” for herbs…garlic, ginger, and ginseng. I want to expound a moment
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The Top 10 Survival Supplies That Can Save Your Life
Follow me When a disaster happens, you don’t have time to start thinking about survival supplies you need. You need to be prepared
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How to Build A Survival Greenhouse For Hydroponic / Aquaponic Farming
Follow me Pay attention, survivors — Hydroponics allows for up to ten times as much output than traditional soil farming. Bigger Plants and
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5 Classic Fall Recipes That Can Be Made Healthier
Follow me There’s something about the cooler fall weather that makes my family want to huddle up indoors and eat sweets. Humans are
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Red and Green Tomatoes , Garden and Recipe
Follow me The tomatoes originated in South America and is now grown around the world . More than 15 million tons are harvested
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Top 10 Considerations for Every Serious Prepper’s Pantry
Follow me Preppers know there’s often a calm before the big storm… it’s during that “calm” that there’s still time to add to
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A Beginners Guide to Sausage Making
Follow me My grandfather was a large influence on my passion for homesteading. He was an avid gardener, hunter, made his own wine
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The Secret to Building a Salad Keyhole Garden
Follow me A keyhole garden is a remarkably adaptable element that works in a range of garden styles. Visiting other people’s gardens is
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Lessons from History – Hand Powered Tools
Follow me Crank It Out When we hear “crank it out”, we tend to be hearing “get it done”. We have a lot
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No Yard? No Problem! You Can STILL Grow Food!
Follow me Everyone is talking about growing their own food. Lots of people are starting backyard gardens, filling pots on balconies and patios,
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15 Long-Forgotten Pioneer Recipes
Follow me For pioneer travelers, there were very few places along the journey to buy provisions. There were no refrigerators or freezers. Drying
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5 Perennials Preppers Should Consider
Follow me The Pro’s & Con’s of Perennials One of the benefits of going with perennials is that they’re largely a one-time investment.
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The Skinny: 6 Everyday Uses for Dry Milk
Follow me Powdered milk… I know what many of you are thinking, “Never in a million years will I substitute dry milk for
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Bake Bread From a Coffee Can
Follow me Bread cooked in a can? This must be some well kept secret! Who knew that a coffee can could have such
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Sustainable Gardening: What To Do Before You Plant Your Seedlings
Follow me To live more sustainably, I have a small garden bed in my backyard to grow food for my family. Although it isn’t
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9 Weird and Wonderful Easy To Grow Berries
Follow me BERRIES ARE TOTALLY LIKE AWESOME HEALTHY FOR YOU!!!!!!!!! At least that’s what we hear from the medical establishment. And unlike their advice
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Hedgerows: A Modern Take on an Ancient Homesteading Practice
Follow me Hedgerows have been around for centuries and date back as early as the Bronze Age (3000 B.C – -1000 B.C.). Once
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Hay and Straw Bale Gardening: Everything You Wanted to Know for the Best Bounty Ever
Follow me Two years ago, we moved into a house that had an abandoned garden; and to put it bluntly, the garden was
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80+ Items You Can Compost
Follow me Home composting isn’t just for farmers anymore! The practice is becoming increasingly popular among urban environmentalists who are eager to cut
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