(The Organic Prepper) Have you ever thought about growing mushrooms to add to your small-scale food production? You don’t have to buy the fancy kits. You can cultivate both medicinal and culinary mushrooms just about anywhere you happen to live. Apartment? Big city? Out in the boondocks? Mushrooms can be yours and we’ll show you how!
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What Did People Feed Their Chickens Before Commercial Chicken Feed?
(Marie Hawthorne) Chickens are a common first step for people looking to take control of their food supply and get into homesteading. They can be a great source of entertainment for children, as well as a worthwhile lesson in raising your own food. However, they are also an added responsibility, and between supply chain issues and severe inflation, you may be wondering how to feed them this upcoming year. How did people feed chickens before commercial chicken feed?
Apartment and Condo Gardening Help You to Bloom Where You’re Planted
(Amy Allen) So you’ve noticed rising food prices and want to grow your own, but you live in an apartment or condo and simply don’t have a yard. You may have a porch or lanai, a window or two, perhaps even a nice wall. Good news! You can still grow a few things. Every little bit will help, right? And apartment and condo gardening are viable options.
The Prepper’s Guide to Medicinal Mushrooms
(The Organic Prepper) You’ve witnessed the decline of the American healthcare system and the constant attacks on American infrastructure and are extremely concerned about how non-stop money printing is going to impact your wallet. You’ve started to look into growing your own mushrooms for food, but you’re also wondering whether medicinal mushrooms have a place within your secret garden.
Do You Know How to Grow a Secret Garden?
(Aden Tate) It’s been three months now since the US was invaded. A cyberattack took down the lights, and then the military-age men who had been inserted into America months to years prior as “refugees” were finally activated. Secret caches of weapons, night vision, ammunition, and more – scattered across the country in storage units – were distributed to the soldiers overnight.
We’ve Officially Run Out of Silver
(Jeff Thompson) Another day, another dollar. Unless, of course, you live in the United States. If that’s where you’re at, you are now living in a country that’s run out of money. Why? Because we’ve officially run out of silver.
I Am Sick of the Bad Intel
(Marie Hawthorne) Bad intel is being used as a tool to cause rot within our country. We see this time and time again, and I have grown sick of it.
How to Get Water When the Utility Grid Collapses
(J.G. Martinez D) Water is the most important prep, in my book. Even living in a tropical country with an abundance of water, easy access to clean water can sometimes get scarce. It’s impossible to write about water without mentioning the minimum ration: one gallon per day per person. But, what do you do to get water when there is no power?
Intercropping Is the Key to a Food-Laden Garden
(Amy Allen) It’s getting to be that time of year, at least in the Northern Hemisphere: garden planning! Drawings are made, seeds are being started, in warmer areas plants are either in the ground or soon will be. And intercropping can help you to be as efficient with your garden space as possible.
How to Evacuate with Wealth When the SHTF
(J.G. Martinez D) How do you evacuate with wealth on your person in a manageable form without getting yourself robbed/killed after SHTF? Are there lessons we can learn here from Venezuela?
GMOs Haven’t Gone Away. Here’s What’s Coming to a Grocery Store (and Town) Near You.
(Aden Tate) Did Will Smith’s I Am Legend teach us nothing? It seems as if we can get away from scientists who want to modify the genetic code of all the world around us, producing more and more GMOs. While we already have Bill Gates planning to darken the sun (not genetic modification, but a bizarre and potentially very dangerous modification all the same), we now have a series of other serious experiments being released upon the American public.
11 Skills to Build Your Street Smarts
(Fabian Ommar) Street smarts are an asset, and even more so in volatile and turbulent times.
DuckDuckGo Has Joined the Censorship Ranks with Google
(Aden Tate) As the silencing of all anti-MSM narratives grew throughout Big Tech, people around the world began to abandon Google, Safari, and other search engines for DuckDuckGo instead. Rush Limbaugh seemingly was a huge proponent of the search engine before he passed away due to cancer, and Americans everywhere finally felt as if they had not only found a search engine that would actually “not be evil” (what Google’s motto tells people to do), but that would protect their privacy, and allow for free searching of the internet without search results being toyed with.
How Rising Gas Prices Will Impact the Money You Spend on Food
(Aden Tate) Last week my neighbor cautioned me that I needed to fill up with gas that night. “I’m friends with the owner of the gas station. He’s bumping up prices 30 cents per gallon tonight,” my neighbor told me. I filled up and woke the next morning to find that gas was $2.90/gallon. He was right. Gas was $2.60 the day prior. Rising gas prices were escalating.
Is the Draft Being Reinstated in the US? Here’s a Tweet That Suggests It Is.
(Jeff Thompson) We’ve been covering the war in Ukraine. The Organic Prepper told you it was coming before it started. Now, it is here, and all signs seem to indicate that this thing is only going to expand aggressively.