When you start to consider prepping, one of the first things you need to start…
You’ve pulled out all the stops. Water filter? Check. Stockpiled food? Check. An impressive arsenal of weapons to use…
About 8 weeks ago, we were hearing of a respiratory virus going around China. A short time later, the…
There are many great reasons to start down the road of being prepared to take…
Editors Note: Another contribution from Mike Harris in his series on bartering for The Prepper Journal. …
Editor’s Note: This post is another entry in the Prepper Writing Contest from Kilo 11.…
First off, I want to acknowledge that there is no one right gun – not…
Editor’s Note: This post is another entry in the Prepper Writing Contest from Huples. In…
It’s rare that we see raw land healthy and ready to plant our survival gardens.…
Having a cache isn’t a bad idea for all sorts of reasons. Even if we…
The best way to increase your chances of surviving a venomous snake bite is to have a contingency plan in place.
Its that time of year when we are finally cleaning up from Christmas – digging…
Plants with really good, healthy soil can fight off a lot of diseases and overcome leaf damage from pests without problems. However, even when we start with really good soil, certain practices mean we strip it out, stop the nutrient cycling, or otherwise break those systems. Rotation is one way we can prevent some of the stripping and reduce the disease load for our plants.