BREAD MAKING OPTIONS WHEN YOU HAVE NO YEAST
Follow me Much to the dismay of preppers everywhere, yeast does expire. It loses the ability to make bread rise, as it’s a
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This Week’s Harvest: Strawberries
Follow me Strawberry season is in full swing. Now is the time to stock up on those delicious vivid red berries! Some strawberry
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Use This Canning Recipe For An Abundant Harvest Of Carrots
Follow me At the end of the summer, sometimes the weather does not always cooperate with us. In fact, sometimes cool weather can
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Famine Is Coming. Are City Dwellers Prepared?
Follow me We’re seeing some strange things in modern society and all signs point to the fact that famine is coming. Within the
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“We’re In A Crisis”: American Farmer Warns Of Impending Food Shortages
Follow me NewsNation’s Leland Vittert asked one American farmer: “How close are we to the next food crisis?” The answer: “We are in a crisis right now as
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Spring 2022 Press Release: Regenerative Gardening
Follow me Regenerative gardening focuses on biodiversity and working with nature to create a balanced habitat of interdependent plants and animals, from the
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How To Pressure Can Your Garden Kale
Follow me Every year we plant kale in both our greenhouse and our garden. We choose red Russian kale because it is cold
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Empty shelves reported at grocery stores across the U.S. as supply chain, omicron and weather issues converge
Follow me It’s beginning to look a lot like the early days of the pandemic in grocery stores across America, as store shelves
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Lessons from History – Victory Garden Advice That Applies To Everything
Follow me Looking back at past history, recent and far removed, can help prepare us in all parts of life. In some cases,
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Do I Need an Accountant for My Small Business?
Follow me Some people need an accountant to help them set up a college fund for their kids. Others, CARES Act on the
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Planning Your Garden? Read This First.
Follow me So you’ve noticed current events in terms of shortages at the grocery store and the many problems plaguing our centralized food system, from fires to
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How to Make Home Canned Ham
Follow me In a totally different stratosphere from Spam, the cans of flaked ham and the big pear-shaped cans of ham that you
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Container Gardening: How To Grow Food With Limited Space
Follow me Container gardening is ideal for those with little to no garden space. Even if you live in a condo or apartment
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23 Things You Can Forage For From April To June
Follow me Foraging for your own food or medicine may become a necessity in the coming months unless you want to fork over
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These Food Essentials Should Be in Every Bug Out Bag
Follow me Preparing to bug out on foot requires physical fitness and lightweight calorie-dense foods to get you to your destination. Be sure
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How to Grow Horseradish and Make Your Own Spicy Condiment
Follow me Ground horseradish is one of those condiments that people either love or hate intensely. There seems to be no middle ground
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Tips for Growing Sweet Corn
Follow me Nothing says “Summer’s here!” quite like an ear of fresh, tender sweet corn dripping with butter. Sweet corn has the best
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Home gardening tips: A beginner’s guide to composting
Follow me Composting at home is good for your garden, the soil, your crops and the planet. It is a great way to repurpose
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One Plan Is Not Enough: 7 Tips to Create a Successful Food Plan
Follow me Every prepper has his/her own food plan for acquisition or storage of food for a crises scenario. Many might be homesteaders who
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Power tips for off-grid living
Follow me No matter where you live, there are a number of things you can do right now to get ready for the
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How to Harvest Clean Drinking Water From a Tree
Follow me While everyone knows that you can tap maple trees for their syrup, birch and walnut trees can also be tapped. You’ve
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Everything You Need to Know To Grow a Big Crop of Cucumbers
Follow me Nothing beats the summer heat like a fresh cucumber from the garden. These sun-loving vegetables are great for first-time gardeners and
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Paracord
Follow me Most folks who have even a casual interest in wilderness survival, or outdoor recreation in general, have probably heard of paracord.
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Growing Marshmallow for its Soothing and Healing Properties
Follow me Marshmallow is part of the Mallow (Malvaceae) family. The name “Malvaceae” means “soft” and “to heal”, which gives you a pretty
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