Every good prepper should know how to make compost tea. If you’re already creating your own compost, then it’s simply to go one step further and make some nutrient-rich tea out of it for your plants. My plants absolutely love the stuff; both in the garden and even my plants indoors. Here are some easy [...]
It’s getting dry around here, and that’s unusual. Where I live in the Pacific Northwest, we’ve had a couple of years of very dark and rainy springtime weather. In fact, it’s been so wet that we were about to patent the name “June-uary”. All of this has changed this year, and we’re now looking at [...]
Bugs! Don’t you hate ‘em? Well, don’t be too quick! Insects may all look icky to you but some are very beneficial to your garden’s health. By that I mean that many of those bugs actually kill harmful insects that want to eat breakfast, lunch and supper in your vegetable garden. There are three different [...]
Last week we found ourselves anchored near a national monument in Matanzas Inlet, Florida called Fort Matanzas National Monument. It was built in the 1740′s to guard the southern approach to St. Augustine. There is a colorful history and I encourage you to research it for yourself because the actual history behind it, or the [...]
You may have been hearing from people considered “conspiracy theorists,” that our government has been “targeting” preppers and conservatively-minded individuals. You also probably thought that such theories were not only improbable, but silly. However, while that may be the case, some of these “theories” may have a grain of truth in them — a recent [...]
