Beekeeping

by DW Hello folks I thought we might talk about beekeeping today since it is that time of year. This is not going to be a real extensive discussion because there are books written on this subject. It is a fun and very delicious hobby to get into! Some of the items you will need [...]

Posted by PrepperGal on May 19th, 2013 | No Comments Posted in Food, Home Steading, Preparedness

Making Money From Home

by preppergal11 This is one of the most popular questions I get. How to make money from home so you can homestead or prep more or just feel safer in general. There are several ways, some of which I use myself, some that make minimal money and some that can make exponentially more. Let’s get [...]

Posted by PrepperGal on May 6th, 2013 | No Comments Posted in Home Steading, Preparedness, Prepper Gal, Society, Survival

Can you sustain an always Prepper Mode?

Always Prepper Mode There is one group that operates in always Prepper Mode. Is that sustainable and smart long term? That is one of the questions that I was thinking of when I was driving home the other day. While driving home it dawned upon me again that we always have to be eternally vigilant. [...]

Posted by Rural North Carolina on December 17th, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Preparedness, Rural North Carolina

How Do We Prepare For A Shooting Rampage?

As I sit here, heartbroken, watching the news coverage of the elementary school shooting rampage in Connecticut, I am trying to wrap my head around the senselessness, the horror, and asking myself the burning question… WHY? Why does this happen?  We know that it is impossible to predict future events and behaviors.  We know that [...]

Posted by Minimalist Prepper on December 15th, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Firearms, Minimalist Prepper, Security, Society

Dehydrating Turnip

Turnips, along with most other root vegetables, are fairly cheap and easy to dehydrate. This time of year, they are very easy to find and usually on sale. Wash and peel your turnips Slice into thin pieces, the easiest way to do this is to use a mandolin slicer. You can then blanch them (I [...]

Posted by PrepperGal on December 14th, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Food, Preparedness, Prepper Gal

Squirrels teach us preparedness!

Squirrels Teach us Preparedness We have talked about the animals telling us the weather before, but if you are paying attention the squirrels teach us preparedness. There are several things that we can learn from the squirrel if you are willing to listen. Warning as you may have to slow down and enjoy some casual [...]

Posted by Rural North Carolina on December 10th, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Preparedness, Rural North Carolina
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