How To Make Your Own MREs

how to make your own mres

In the unpredictable world we live in, being prepared for any situation is not just a choice but a necessity. For preppers and survivalists, having a reliable food supply is paramount, and that’s where MREs (Meals Ready-to-Eat) come into play.

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Here’s How We Keep Our Rural Property Safe

here's how we keep our rural property safe

Security measures for rural properties differ significantly from those for typical suburban homes. Let’s explore some effective strategies to safeguard your rural property.

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The Complete Guide To Survive Hurricane Season – Part II

the complete guide to survive hurricane season – part ii

In the first part of this guide, we covered the fundamental steps for preparing yourself and your home before a hurricane hits. Now, in the second part, we look into the crucial actions you should take as the storm approaches and immediately after it passes.

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Learn How To Treat These Common Plant Diseases – Part II

learn how to treat these common plant diseases – part ii

In the first part of our series, we explored several pervasive plant diseases and the essential strategies for their prevention and treatment. As we continue our journey into the world of plant pathology, we’ll look into additional diseases that gardeners frequently encounter. These diseases, such as Powdery Mildew, pose significant challenges but can be managed effectively with the right knowledge and practices.

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Learn How To Treat These Common Plant Diseases – Part I

learn how to treat these common plant diseases – part i

Every gardener dreams of cultivating a garden that is not only beautiful but also abundant with healthy, thriving plants. Yet, just as humans are prone to various illnesses, plants too can fall victim to a host of diseases that threaten their vitality and productivity. These diseases can be caused by a variety of pathogens, including fungi, bacteria, viruses, and nematodes, and each presents unique challenges that can disrupt the harmony of your garden.

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How To Defend A Bug Out Location

how to defend a bug out location

The main difficulty in holding a position is the availability of resources, particularly trained personnel, firearms, and ammunition. Having a large arsenal is less useful if there are not enough people to operate the weapons, as a person can only handle one weapon at a time. This makes manpower critical, unless there is an expectation of reinforcements.

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Harvesting And Eating Invasive Plants

harvesting and eating invasive plants

A wealth of edible wild plants is flourishing all around us, often unnoticed. Despite their attractive attributes, many of these wild edibles have been neglected, overlooked, or deemed unimportant. Some remain practically invisible to most people. The edible invasive plants highlighted here are wild foods that I regularly incorporate into my meals when they’re in season.

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Making Fire Cider – A Traditional Remedy With Many Health Benefits

making fire cider a traditional remedy with many health benefits

Apple cider vinegar is one of the most widely used health products globally. It’s affordable, easy to store, and highly versatile, earning it the nickname “liquid gold.” From every corner of the world where apples are cultivated, you’ll find a variety of cider vinegar recipes and remedies that have been passed down through generations.

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A Few Creole Healing Herbs You Should Try – Part II

a few creole healing herbs you should try – part ii

Welcome back to our exploration of Creole healing herbs! In the first part of this article, we looked at the fascinating world of traditional Creole medicine, discussing the historical significance and usage of herbs like Groundsel Bush (Manglier), Elderberry (Sureau), and Lizard’s Tail (Herbe à Malo). These plants have been cherished for their medicinal properties and continue to be integral to natural healing practices within Creole communities.

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A Few Creole Healing Herbs You Should Try – Part I

a few creole healing herbs you should try – part i

In the vibrant tapestry of Creole culture, where culinary delights and rhythmic music take center stage, there’s a lesser-known yet deeply ingrained tradition that beckons to be explored: the use of healing herbs.

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How To Raise Free-Range Geese And Ducks

how to raise free range geese and ducks

When thinking about raising livestock on grass, sheep, cattle, and other ruminants might be the first to come to mind. However, we’ve discovered that pasturing waterfowl is both a gratifying and economical venture. Watching geese enthusiastically tackle pesky weeds can make you wish you had introduced them to pasture much sooner!

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How To Stop The Bleeding Using A Tourniquet

how to stop the bleeding using a tourniquet

The danger of hemorrhage from traumatic injuries is ever-present, whether in times of peace or chaos, arising from incidents like car crashes, workplace accidents, civil disturbances, or even a hypothetical zombie apocalypse. Without prompt treatment, a severe arterial bleed can render a person beyond medical assistance within mere minutes. Sometimes, the blood loss is so critical that emergency responders can’t reach the victim in time.

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Shelter Building With Balecob

shelter building with balecob

We’re living in a thrilling era for natural building! Although constructing with earth has been a worldwide practice for centuries, its resurgence in the Western Hemisphere is relatively recent, spanning just the past 30 to 40 years. During this period, development was often hindered by building codes and regulations that weren’t designed with natural or sustainable construction in mind.

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