The Pantry Primer: Stocking Your Supply of Fruits and Vegetables
• theorganicprepperA major challenge when living from your stockpiled foods is getting enough fruits and vegetables.
Contents Pages by Subject
Off Grid Living - Survival Prepping
Lock and Load: Are You Prepared for Civil Unrest?
• theorganicprepperDo you get the feeling that we are right on the verge of chaos?
Join the Slow Food Movement – Stepping Toward Food Sovereignty
• naturalsociety.comHave you heard of the slow food movement?
A Practical Plan for Survival--One Man's View, by C.L.
• Survivalblog.comWhen I was very young I would sometime spend rainy days at my grand-mother's house going through sporting goods catalogs and the Sears catalog making list of items that might be needed during disasters or emergencies.
Zombie-Proof your House
• Lewrockwell.comIt’s no question we live in a harsh world, but in the aftermath of a disaster, the American Dream can quickly become a living nightmare.
A Written Plan for Your Preparedness, by M.B
• Survivalblog.comI am an active prepper. I do not have a retreat or bug-out vehicle (yet), but I do what I can for bugging-in and preparing for emergencies.
Battery-Stored Solar Power Sparks Backlash From Utilities
• bloomberg.comCalifornia’s three biggest utilities are sparring with their own customers about systems that store energy from the sun, opening another front in the battle that’s redefining the mission of electricity generators.
New Smart Phone App Offers Stateless Solution to Peacekeeping and Emergency Response
• thelibertybeat.comA new stateless method of emergency protection is currently being developed by Peacekeeper fonder Cody Drummond.
Life in the Year 2020: America With 20/20 Hindsight
• Survivalblog.comBy the year 2020 we may be in the midst of (or in the early stages of recovery from) a major depression or perhaps even a full-blown socioeconomic collapse.
Letter Re: Living Off The Land: Delusions and Misconceptions About Hunting and Gathering
• Survivalblog.comJim, This letter is in response to your link to a post by Ross Gilmore: Living Off The Land: Delusions and Misconceptions About Hunting and Gathering. It's a well-written article and I'd like to expand upon it.
The Top 100 Items to Disappear First
• http://www.lewrockwell.com, Survival CacheYou could also call this “The Top 100 Things You should start stocking up on.”
How to create a root cellar for food storage
• http://www.off-grid.net, by TREASUREGIFTI ran across a book and an article all about making your own root cellar, this being the end of the summer, beginning of fall, having a cheap and easy to put together root cellar is the thing to have, both for budding homesteaders to seasoned off gri
Bugging Out of the City with Your Family, by O. Dog
• Survivalblog.comThe never-ending threat of the TEOTWAWKI looms in the depth of all of our minds.
Tonopah Rob's Vegetable Farm
• Tonopah RobAll Natural = Better than Organic
Getting Out After a Trigger Event, by Paul H.
• Survivalblog.comDespite years of reading valid arguments for moving to the American Redoubt or other remote area, of the hundreds of preppers I've met I can count on one hand those who made the move and most of those were retired.
You’ve Been Warned: Why You Need to Be Ready for Total Grid Failure
• theorganicprepper.caIf you haven’t been in a bubble cut off from all forms of media lately, it would be impossible to have missed all of the warnings being issued about the impending loss of our electrical grid
Shipping Container Buildings ‘Popping Up’ Around San Francisco
• earthtechling.comThere may be “no such thing as a free lunch,” but free space is still a reality.
James Rawles Warns: “Be Prepared To Hunker Down For Months”
• shtfplan.comAs you consider the threats we face and the options available to you should the worst happen, you have no doubt played out numerous scenarios surrounding the effects of a total collapse event that would bring down the national power grid.
Startup Shows Off Its Cheaper Grid Battery
• Technologyreview.comSun Catalytix is making a new type of flow battery that could store hours’ worth of energy on the grid.
Nomads of the Second Great Depression, by A.J. in Texas
• Survivalblog.comFor 45 years I was all about the Great American Dream. A 100 mile per day [round-trip] commute to a six figure pressure cooker job supported an upper middle class lifestyle.
Andras Forgacs: Leather and meat without killing animals
• ted.comBy 2050, it will take 100 billion land animals to provide the world's population with meat, dairy, eggs and leather goods. Maintaining this herd will take a huge, potentially unsustainable toll on the planet. What if there were a different way?
Female Survival Tips
• survivalist.comWhen people hear a term related to survival, or research survival related material on the internet, the first thing that pops into mind is a big burly mountain man capable of hunting a Yeti with his bare hands.
Setting Survival Goals
• survivalist.comHave you ever had issues with getting a portion, or an entire survival plan, off the ground?
Kijani Grows...
• Kijani GrowsSmart gardens use a variety of sensors and actuators to allow for remote monitoring and service – an automated garden!
What has opensource ecology been up to lately?
•Opensource ecology has been up to some cool stuff lately. Here is a message from Marcin and some links for you to check it out yourself.
Footgear Considerations, by Dagney T.
• Survivalblog.comIf you or your readers are contemplating carrying a rucksack [or backpack] of any type for any distance there are three items this old soldier heartily recommends:
The Family SHTF Operations Manual
• http://www.survivalblog.com, by Col. H.Build a structured notebook of your family's prep information, with each topic index tabbed for easy access and available for all family-tribe members to consult when the need arrives.
Letter Re: Wool Carding Questions
• http://www.survivalblog.com, J in Colorado, JWRI'm studying how to best tan the skins and prepare the pelts for sewing. Brain tanning keeps rising to the surface. My wife enjoys working with textiles so we eventually want to procure a long haired French Angora rabbit(s) that we believe we can "ha
George Monbiot: For more wonder, rewild the world
• ted.comWolves were once native to the US' Yellowstone National Park -- until hunting wiped them out. But when, in 1995, the wolves began to come back, something interesting happened: the rest of the park began to find a new, more healthful balance.
A Parable of the World-Wide Energy Crisis
•The real problem of the world-wide energy crisis is the withholding of knowledge about alternative forms of energy.
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