Oct 19

Five Vegetables That Will Grow Anywhere in the Country

Sometimes it can be tricky to find useful vegetables that will grow in your garden. This is especially true if you’re unfamiliar with the United States Department of Agriculture Plant Hardiness Zones, or if you’re new to gardening. However, in … Continue reading

Oct 12

Is It Safe To Store Rice & Beans In Original Bags If In Food Buckets?

I recently received the question, “Is it safe to keep beans and rice in bags they are bought in if stored in food buckets?”. That’s a very good question. Here’s my opinion… The first keyword is ‘safe’. My general answer … Continue reading

Oct 04

Primitive Survival Skills: Foraging for Food and Water

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Foraging for food is one of the most vital survival skills anyone can learn. No matter where you are, whether you bug out intentionally or get stranded in the wilderness, you’ll need to eat at some point. Your bug out … Continue reading

Sep 29

How Long Will Your Food Last After SHTF?

One of the central pillars of preparedness is being able to feed yourself. Preppers focus some of their attention on stockpiling food as well as creating renewable sources like gardens or livestock (chickens and rabbits) as protection against the possibility … Continue reading

Aug 20

Paleo Foods for Surviving with Chronic Disease

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard about the Paleo diet. It’s all the rage in some circles right now and rightly so. There may be some pretty significant health benefits to it. In fact, it may … Continue reading

Jul 04

After the Freeze Dried Food is Gone

What happens when you have eaten through all your supplies of dehydrated, canned, and stored food?  Even the most optimistic among us should not begin eating on your stores of food without giving a thought as to what comes next. … Continue reading

Jun 16

The Cheapest Way To Build A 3-Month Food Stockpile

When I first began to prepare an emergency stockpile, I was dismayed at the cost of emergency food. Freeze-dried food and ready-to-eat meals (MREs) can be expensive for those on a budget – myself included. So how can you quickly … Continue reading