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20 Awesome Board Games For Preppers

2015-04-14

20 Awesome Board Games For Preppers

2015-04-14

There is a whole world of awesome board games that most people have never even heard of. I couldn’t possibly share all the best ones in a single post...

Cordage: What Makes The Cut & Why

2015-04-14

Cordage: What Makes The Cut & Why

2015-04-14

Cordage weather it be made from a primitive source or carried in a pack is one of the most important pieces of your kit you can have. While I love making...

Our New Fruit Trees

2015-04-14

Our New Fruit Trees

2015-04-14

This year we’ve added some fruit trees to the homestead — 2 different kinds of lemons (awesome for juicing) and an avocado tree. View the full article...

Cheap Raised Garden Beds

2015-04-14

Cheap Raised Garden Beds

2015-04-14

We were desperate to start our veggie garden this Spring, but unfortunately with my husband having recently been laid off money was an issue. We came...

Healthy Chicken Treats

2015-04-14

Healthy Chicken Treats

2015-04-14

We really, REALLY want to feed our animals an all organic diet, but that’s outside of our budget for now so we do the best we can. Here’s our simple,...

How to Prune Grapefruit Trees

2015-04-14

How to Prune Grapefruit Trees

2015-04-14

Each Spring it’s time to prune the grapefruit trees. These two are prolific producers and we want to keep them healthy and happy. Here’s how we did it...

How to Forage Mesquite Beans and Make Flour

2015-04-11

How to Forage Mesquite Beans and Make Flour

2015-04-11

Do you have a mesquite tree in your backyard (or know where one is). Flour is a major food staple and can be made with the beans of a mesquite tree. It...

31 Surprising Uses For Borax

2015-04-09

31 Surprising Uses For Borax

2015-04-09

Borax (also known as sodium borate) is a naturally-occurring mineral found in soil, plants, and even our own bodies. When I was growing up, my mom used...

Money Savings Switching from CFL to LED Bulbs

2015-04-08

Money Savings Switching from CFL to LED Bulbs

2015-04-08

If you are planning on getting solar power or going off grid then the first thing you should do is reduce your electric usage as much as you can. On that...

Using Raised Garden Beds

2015-04-08

Using Raised Garden Beds

2015-04-08

Why we used raised garden beds to grow our produce. View the full article at The Homesteading Hippy The post Using Raised Garden Beds appeared first...

7 Bugs You Can Eat (If You Really Have To)

2015-04-08

7 Bugs You Can Eat (If You Really Have To)

2015-04-08

Yes, you read that right. You might think bugs are gross, but if you are starving and there’s no other option, a handful of bugs will look pretty appetizing...

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