Store The Foods That You Would Normally Eat
This article was originally published by Ken Jorgustin on www.modernsurvivalblog.com Although known by most preppers, it is an important note for newbies: With regard to extra food storage...
Master Tonic and Natural Remedies
This article was originally published by Bynwilkey on www.motherearthnews.com It’s the perfect time of year to get your Master Tonic brewing for the season ahead! ‘Master Tonic’ is...
How To Make Antiseptic Sugardine To Treat Wounds And Inflammation
If you have been around horses, or know someone who has, you might have heard of sugardine. It’s a popular antiseptic often used on horses....
How to Use Your Watch to Gauge the Magnitude of an Earthquake
This article was originally published by Brett & Kate McKay on www.artofmanliness.com Scientists measure the magnitude of earthquakes by using sensitive seismographs that record the vibrations that move through...
Fermentation: What Is It and How to Ferment Food at Home
This article was originally published by Tasha Greer on www.morningchores.com Food preservation is one of the most-often written and talked about subjects in homesteading today. When you grow...
How to Bake Homemade Bread (and a Shortcut to Make it Faster)
This article was originally published by Jennifer Poindexter on www.morningchores.com Love homemade bread? You walk into your home, and the smell hits you. It’s freshly baked homemade bread....
20 Easy-to-Build DIY Firewood Shed Plans and Design Ideas
This article was originally published by Jennifer Poindexter on www.morningchores.com Do you heat your home with wood during the colder months of the year? Are you searching for...
The pros and cons of different preservation methods
This article was originally published by RJ Jhonson on www.bugout.news Food preservation is one of the most important life skills, particularly if you live off the grid, are...
How to Sew Leather (and Other Tough Materials
This article was originally published by Michael Magnus on www.artofmanliness.com It may seem like sewing is an exclusively feminine pursuit (outside the tailoring profession), but dating back to the Paleolithic...
5 Ways To Defeat Bacteria Without Antibiotics
This article was originally published by Theresa Crouse on www.survivopedia.com We live in a time when doctors prescribe antibiotics willy-nilly, any time somebody complains of the sniffles. It’s...
What Did People Cook During The Great Depression? This Grandmother Shares A Recipe And Her Stories — VIDEO
This article was originally published by Lara Rutherford Morrison on www.bustle.com Many of us are trying to cook on a budget these days, and who better to teach us...
Natural Cures that Actually Help Your Everyday Ailments
When it comes to caring for your everyday minor health issues, you’ll probably want to find natural cures to your ailments rather than deciding to...