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Prepping, real prepping, isn’t all about stuff. And yet that’s the first question I hear from beginning and even established preppers–what kind of “stuff” do […]

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Freezing tomatoes is a great way to preserve tomatoes for the off-season. However, freezing them as tomato sauce saves space and makes it more convenient […]

What to do when you find yourself in the midst of a violent crowd Today’s world is full of hot tempers.  It seems like a […]

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Freezing tomatoes is a great way to preserve tomatoes for the off-season. However, freezing them as tomato sauce saves space and makes it more convenient […]

During the Depression, aluminum foil was a prized possession and rarely disposed of. When the apocalypse hits (or just a really, really long power outage), […]

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Studio apartment living and preparedness In today’s urban landscape, many of us find ourselves living in apartments or studio dwellings where space is at a […]

Sourdough is made without yeast Budget-Friendly Prepping: Starting with the Bare Essentials In an uncertain world, being prepared can provide peace of mind. However, for […]

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wildfire requires quick evacuation In the blink of an eye, our lives can be turned upside down. Just recently, a dear friend of mine experienced […]

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Keep flour from all pests Flour is a pantry staple, but storing it long-term can be tricky. With the right methods, you can keep your […]

The Dust Bowl Imagine waking up to find a thin layer of grit coating your skin, your lips cracked and dry. As you open your […]

The Oregon cordless chainsaw (and other name brands). Battery powered. Convenient. Effective. I did my research and chose one. I’ve used it for years, and […]

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Widows were at risk of “Warning Out” I discovered something interesting as it relates to living self-sufficiently and I just had to share it with […]

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If you’re raising your own animals, hunting wild game, stocking up at the grocery store, or buying bulk meat from a local farmer, freezing meat […]

Should you be concerned about chloroform in your water? The Truth About Storing Water: Debunking Myths and Quenching Concerns Today, we’re diving into the not-so-deep […]

A food brick. Calorie bricks. These are perfect for an emergency survival kit. Vacuum sealed. Water/moisture-proof. They have a great calorie-to-weight ratio. It’s a relatively […]

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Fruit butter is a great way to make a sweet spread that doesn’t have quite as much sugar as jam or jelly. It is basically […]