10 Winter Garden Tasks for People Who Just Can’t Wait to Get Started
Are you itching to get your garden groove on? Even if there’s snow on the ground, there are still some winter garden tasks you can do that will give you a jump start on spring.
Are you itching to get your garden groove on? Even if there’s snow on the ground, there are still some winter garden tasks you can do that will give you a jump start on spring.
Learn how how to make your own seasoning blend from homegrown and foraged foods. Gear up for a flavorful winter and get spicy!
Accidents happen, so it’s best to learn hunting safety precautions before you pack up your gear and hit the early dawn treestand. Here are 7 tips to remember.
Check out these edible plants to forage in fall and winter, and make this season a profound stepping-stone on your journey to self-reliance.
Want to forage for wild food? It’s easy when you live in a wild place, but city slickers don’t have to be left out of the fun. Here are 5 plants to look for!
Hazard cleaning is the cleanup of an area that has biological or chemical contaminants. After a death when the SHTF, this could be up to you. Here are some important facts you may not have considered.
An ant infestation can totally destroy your food crops, as Jose learned the hard way. Here’s how to get rid of ants in the garden and prevent them from coming back.
Are electric fences the answer to homestead wildlife invasions? What about snakes? What about animals that dig under the fence? Here’s how to keep wildlife away from your homestead.
Here are 14 delicious ways to prepare or preserve all that zucchini that is currently piling up on your kitchen counter. Enjoy!
For many, even in wealthy nations, scavenging is a way of life for those who are desperate. Although the practice is stigmatized, understanding how it works can help you even now. Here’s what you need to know.
If you focus on traditional food that Grandma would make Grampa, farmer’s markets, bakeries, and gardens to stay fed, there’s a lot you can learn about preparedness from old-school diets.
Are you thinking about opting out of the system? You need to take a look at the Swedish philosophy of “slojd,” which is the practice of making what you need.
Straw bale gardening requires no bending, no digging, and very little weeding. Here’s what you need to know if you’re considering it for your own food production.
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