Shop the Department of Defense for pr...
Here’s a unique way to stock up on camping and survival supplies: buy goods from a government liquidation...
Thoughtful Food Storage: Grains and S...
Guest post by Debbie Cee Rice is the staple grain of a large part of the world. It is cheap, easy to buy in any...
New Giveaway! Survival Survey: What&...
Thanks to Liz Long for suggesting this Survival Survey. Your comment will be your entry in a drawing for an...
Contest winner: What makes you a Sur...
This is the winning entry in my blog contest, “What makes you a Survival Mom?” Sue in Alabama wrote a...
Thoughtful Food Storage: Grains, Part...
Guest post by Debbie Cee The best thing about buying foods in the grain group is that they are rather inexpensive,...
UTAH classes now scheduled!
Update: I will be at Honeyville Farm in Brigham City on July 8 teaching “Cooking Off the Grid.” ...
For pure entertainment, watch a survi...
M.D. Creekmore over at The Survivalist Blog has had a lot of time on his hands lately. How do I know? Well,...
INSTANT SURVIVAL TIP: Mylar Rules!
Four of the five enemies of stored food can be conquered with the use of mylar bags. This great material does a mighty...
Thoughtful Food Storage: Fruit
Guest post by Debbie Cee. Feeding and storing food for six takes a fair amount of space and a lot of thought. Since...
Thoughtful Food Storage: Vegetables
Guest post by Debbie Cee Storing food takes up a huge amount of space. Trying to figure out how to store three...












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