Thirdworldization is a slow-burning SHTF for those of us living in developed countries like the US where we’re used to comfort, convenience, and security. And we’re watching it happen right before our eyes.
In all things survival, you need a layer of three, including your food supply. Here’s what you should have in your three layers of food storage.
Collecting rainwater is a vital prep. As an added bonus, it helps you save both money and the environment while preventing possible property damage.
The price of cooking oil is about to skyrocket. Here’s how to avoid those high prices and possible shortages by producing your own cooking oil and rendering fat.
Children who come of age during extremely difficult times must grow up fast and learn very different lessons than kids from other circumstances.
“Van Life” sounds idealistic and romantic. But many desperate Americans who can no longer afford housing are becoming “modern-day nomads” – and not by choice.
Depending on whether you live in the right climate, ice fishing might be an important food acquisition skill to add to your arsenal. Here’s some expert advice on how to do it safely.
Growing your own food is back in style and no longer the purview of hippies or those “crazy preppers.” With spring in sight, here’s how to start planning your garden.
“Homesteading” looks like frolicking outside all day and sitting down to a delicious scratch-cooked, home-raised meal in the evening. Don’t be fooled by romantic notions. It’s wonderful but there’s a LOT more to it than that.
You don’t need fancy gear or knowledge to hunt and eat reptiles: just a knife or spear and some basic info to ID the dangerous ones will get you started.
Sweet, savory, fatty and crunchy, bacon has had a place on the breakfast plate for decades. Why not make it at home? It costs less and tastes better!
Some people take refrigeration for granted. What would you do if you found yourself without one? How would you adapt to not having that luxury?
Drying meat without a dehydrator is an old-fashioned process that has almost been lost over time. Here’s one way to do it.
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