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“One of the things I’d like to do is to show people how to start “positive” epidemics of their own. The virtue of an epidemic, after all, is that just a little input is enough to get it started, and it can spread very, very quickly.” ~ Malcolm...
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This is the perfect time of year to share information on Composting For the Home Gardener Let me begin by saying that, I do not generally recommend composting because of the equipment, time, space, and effort required, and because few people have the time, knowledge,...
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The Sacred Giant Bear and the Mosquitoes An Apache tribe had the last of the great giant bears living near their summer camp. The giant bear lived in the cliffs near their village. The Apaches all had a high level of respect for this sacred giant bear. They would...
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In a preparedness lifestyle, preparing beyond your storage food is essential. With today’s economy and food borne illnesses a very real possibility, many people are wisely turning to backyard gardening to help with their food supply. For some families it has...
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Do you have The Preparedness Mindset? Maybe you’ve had people say something like this to you: “You just think everybody is out to get you.” “You’re all a bunch of camo-wearing kooks.” “My faith will save me, I don’t need to prepare like that.”...
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Before there was refrigeration, meat was cured by various methods to preserve it for future consumption. When supplies were available, meats were soaked in brine consisting of heavily salted water and could also have included other seasonings to add a variety of...
