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02/14/2020 / By Arsenio Toledo

4 Ways to secure your home from potential threats when SHTF

When SHTF, your home turns into your fortress. If you want to defend yourself from all kinds of threats during disastrous times, you must secure your fortress. Not only should you upgrade your home’s defenses, but you must also make sure that you and your family can stay hunkered down for longer periods of time. […]

12/10/2019 / By Zoey Sky

8 Ways to recycle rancid oil

Every kitchen around the world has some form of cooking oil. If it is stored properly, it can have quite a long shelf life. However, like other food items, oil won’t last forever in your pantry. Even cooking oil kept in ideal storage conditions will start to deteriorate and you may notice a decrease in quality […]

12/05/2019 / By Grace Olson

Edibles in plain sight: 15 Common wild plants that are safe to eat

When you’re in the wild, the usual food sources may no longer be available. You’ll need to find your own food through hunting or foraging. These skills rely greatly on your knowledge of which foods you can eat. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com) Aside from catchig fish and hunting wild animals, there are also wild plants that you […]

10/25/2019 / By Darnel Fernandez

Cleaning, first aid and food prep: 20 Survival uses of salt

Salt is a naturally occurring mineral found in many foods. When prepping, most would opt out of adding salt to their food stockpile because a lot of people think salt is just “food flavoring,” and eating bland food wouldn’t bother them all that much, especially in a survival situation. Eating salt also gets a bad […]

09/05/2019 / By Mary Miller

Prepping inventory: Which items are the right ones to overstock?

There are many reasons why you should stockpile prepping gear and shelf-stable food items for long-term use. You must have plenty of resources in case of emergency, such as economic collapse, natural disasters, or severe weather events. While you generally wouldn’t want to overstock on all your supplies, there are some specific prepping items that […]

08/30/2019 / By Mary Miller

Consider these 7 shelf-stable milk options for your survival stockpile

Milk is a highly nutritious liquid that can provide plenty of calcium and other vital nutrients. As such, you may be considering stocking up on milk for your survival pantry. The only problem is that fresh milk doesn’t last very long. If you’re thinking about long-term food storage, you’re better off filling your survival stockpile with these […]

07/02/2019 / By Mary Miller

Survival food: More wild edible roots you can hunt and gather

When SHTF, you may be forced to forage for edible plants to ward off starvation. You never know when your life may depend on your ability to identify which plants can serve as temporary sources of nutrition. Wild, edible roots are packed with nutrients, making them excellent survival foods. Improve your chances of survival by learning […]

03/21/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Food storage tips and tricks for preppers

Food storage, like learning and mastering various prepping skills, takes time and effort. To ensure that your survival stockpile has enough food to last your family for a long time when SHTF, follow the food storage tips enumerated below. (h/t to TheSurvivalMom.com) Stay within your budget. Stockpile different kinds of canned food that are shelf-stable, but […]

11/29/2018 / By Zoey Sky

Everything you need to know about survival fishing

When SHTF, some things that you take for granted can spell the difference between life and death. Take fishing, for example. A relaxing hobby under normal circumstances, fishing can help you survive a disaster scenario. (h/t to Survivopedia.com) Survival fishing basics Knowing how to fish in the wilds can help you survive, especially if you […]

08/08/2018 / By Zoey Sky

How to grow potatoes in every kind of yard

Potatoes are some of the best survival crops to cultivate because they’re full of carbohydrates and protein. These tuberous crops can even keep you full when SHTF. If you’re new to gardening, here are some methods that you can try if you want to start growing potatoes in your yard. (h/t to GoodHousekeeping.com) Hilled rows […]

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