How You Can Prepare For the Next Global Food Crisis
Follow me Whether we choose to look the other way or not, the planet is facing a food crisis. Even if your grocery
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Sustainable Farming: Raising Quail
Follow me For Broke Folk, one of the most expensive items on their grocery list is meat. Community food pantries, the go to
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A Prepper’s List of Lists
Follow me I live for lists. If I didn’t have a list-making obsession, I have no idea how I would’ve gotten through being
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Converting Yards to Gardens – Digging In
Follow me So, we’re ready to dig up our yards and grow food. Having figured out how and where we want our future
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Time Is Money: 4 Frugal Tips for Self-Sufficient Living
Follow me Time is money and if you’re one of the Broke Folk, it’s important to free up both of these. For a
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Honey Sweetened Fruit Preserves
Follow me This recipe is delicious and makes a thick, spreadable jam that goes great with anything! Try it out and see what
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Sunflower Seeds as Survival Food | Protein-Packed Flowers
Follow me Long-term food storage has one rival when it comes to the best food for survival: renewable food sources. Renewable foods can
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The 7 Best Long-Term Food Storage Containers
Follow me Storing food is one of the best ways you can be prepared. The best long-term food storage containers are the ones
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How to Plan a Vegetable Garden?
Follow me The moment of starting a new garden has finally come, and you are in front of the whole new challenge now.
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This Week’s Harvest: Peaches
Follow me Nothing says summer like taking nibble from a peach, still warm from the sun, that is so juicy it runs down
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Survival Gardens: Strawberries & Slugs
Follow me With a compact size, particularly in ratio to annual yield per plant, strawberries fit into all lifestyles, from an apartment rail
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Food Freebies in Your Own Backyard
Follow me Even if you live in a city, you might be shocked to find out how much food is available, free for
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What You Need to Know About Growing Squash
Follow me If you’re hanging out on this board, chances are you’ve noticed the events of the past few years. Shortages and inflation
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How to Plant Leaf Lettuce?
Follow me Do you know that lettuce will decrease your stress in two different ways, by planting and eating it? However, that is
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How to Plant Eggplants?
Follow me Originate to Arabia, eggplants (aubergine) came to Europe first, and then the Spaniards carried these veggies to America in the 18th
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How to Build Aquaponics Systems at Home?
Follow me The term ‘Aquaponics’ is made of two words – ‘aquaculture’ and ‘hydroponics’, which means it combines cultivation of fish in the
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The Basics of Straw Bale Gardening
Follow me One of the comments on the adaptive gardening article mentioned straw bale gardening, so I thought I’d write about my experiences. Straw bale
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What You Need to Know About Growing Tomatoes
Follow me Tomatoes are one of the most widely grown, most versatile vegetables available. There are red ones, green ones, blue, black, and
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What You Need to Know About Growing Potatoes
Follow me The world is changing. We can see it in the grocery store and feel it in the air. Shortages are still
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Home gardening essentials: Here’s how to use tarps for your garden
Follow me Most preppers often include tarps in a bug-out bag to be used as material for a makeshift shelter or for emergency
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Preserving the Harvest – Canning and Dehydrating
Follow me Tis the season of garden harvests in North America (and garden planning south of the equator). If we’re lucky, it gets
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Planting cucumbers early can help farmers avoid downy mildew, reveals study
Follow me Farmers who grow cucumbers in South Carolina experience huge crop losses every year due to a plant disease called downy mildew. Fortunately,
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5 Food crops that can be grown year-round in container gardens
Follow me Even though city dwellers lack the land for growing a garden, they can still grow food crops for sustenance – thanks to
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How To Grow Tomatoes Indoors
Follow me It’s pretty standard wisdom that there are few things better tasting than homegrown tomatoes! Granted, some people don’t like tomatoes, but for
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