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10 Survival Uses for a Trash Bag
by JW

Some interesting uses and ideas for large trash bags.  Keep in mind that large clear recycling type bags will work best for number 9 on the list.

http://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/survivalist/2013/11/10-survival-uses-trash-bag

10 Survival Uses for a Trash Bag
 by JW

Some interesting uses and ideas for large trash bags.  Keep in mind that large clear recycling type bags will work best for number 9 on the list.

http://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/survivalist/2013/11/10-survival-uses-trash-bag

Image | Drought Preparations and Actions
Drought Preparations and Actions
by JW

A good discussion of steps and measures to begin implementing for those folks being hit by worsening drought conditions. 

http://preparingwithdave.com/drought-preparations-and-actions/#.Ut7Oa_bTlGE

Drought Preparations and Actions
 by JW

A good discussion of steps and measures to begin implementing for those folks being hit by worsening drought conditions. 

http://preparingwithdave.com/drought-preparations-and-actions/#.Ut7Oa_bTlGE

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“Endless Growth” Is the Plan & There Is No Plan B
by Chris Martenson

After five years of aggressive Federal Reserve and government intervention in our monetary and financial systems, it's time to ask: Where are we? 

The "plan," such as it has been, is to let future growth sweep everything under the rug. To print some money, close their eyes, cross their fingers, and hope for the best.

On that, I give them an "A" for wishful thinking – and an "F" for actual results.
“Endless Growth” Is the Plan & There Is No Plan B
 by Chris Martenson

After five years of aggressive Federal Reserve and government intervention in our monetary and financial systems, it's time to ask: Where are we? 

The "plan," such as it has been, is to let future growth sweep everything under the rug. To print some money, close their eyes, cross their fingers, and hope for the best.

On that, I give them an "A" for wishful thinking – and an "F" for actual results.
Image | Use Pallets To Build Your Own Double Compost Bin
Use Pallets To Build Your Own Double Compost Bin
by JW

A great tutorial on how to use pallets to build an attractive and highly function compost bin setup.

http://oldworldgardenfarms.com/2013/01/01/use-pallets-to-build-your-own-double-compost-bin-for-under-15/

Use Pallets To Build Your Own Double Compost Bin
 by JW

A great tutorial on how to use pallets to build an attractive and highly function compost bin setup.

http://oldworldgardenfarms.com/2013/01/01/use-pallets-to-build-your-own-double-compost-bin-for-under-15/

Image | A New Way to Hold Gold
A New Way to Hold Gold
by Adam Taggart

What if you could carry and exchange gold in the exact same manner as you do with the dollar bills in your wallet?

I've recently been introduced to a technology that's making this possible.
A New Way to Hold Gold
 by Adam Taggart

What if you could carry and exchange gold in the exact same manner as you do with the dollar bills in your wallet?

I've recently been introduced to a technology that's making this possible.
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Planting Asparagus
by Phil Williams

Asparagus is one of my favorite garden plants. It is the first vegetable to harvest in the spring, it’s perennial, and it tastes great. What more could you ask for?

Most people establish an asparagus patch with bare-root asparagus plants. It is best to plant in early spring as soon as the soil is warm enough to work. I would not harvest any asparagus spears the first season. Just let it grow, and cut it back in the late fall when the ferns go brown. You should be able to harvest the following spring. The herbs caraway and basil make nice companions. I will be seeding in caraway amongst the patch in mid-April and basil after the fear of frost has past. (Video at the bottom of the article)
Planting Asparagus
 by Phil Williams

Asparagus is one of my favorite garden plants. It is the first vegetable to harvest in the spring, it’s perennial, and it tastes great. What more could you ask for?

Most people establish an asparagus patch with bare-root asparagus plants. It is best to plant in early spring as soon as the soil is warm enough to work. I would not harvest any asparagus spears the first season. Just let it grow, and cut it back in the late fall when the ferns go brown. You should be able to harvest the following spring. The herbs caraway and basil make nice companions. I will be seeding in caraway amongst the patch in mid-April and basil after the fear of frost has past. (Video at the bottom of the article)
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Winter Homesteading
by JW

Read about some great ideas to work on and keep your homestead warm and humming during the cold winter months.

http://www.motherearthnews.com/homesteading-and-livestock/winter-homesteading-zbcz1401.aspx

Winter Homesteading
 by JW

Read about some great ideas to work on and keep your homestead warm and humming during the cold winter months.

http://www.motherearthnews.com/homesteading-and-livestock/winter-homesteading-zbcz1401.aspx

Image | What If Nations Were Less Dependent on One Another?
What If Nations Were Less Dependent on One Another?
by charleshughsmith

Autarky is more than a ten-dollar word for self-sufficiency, as it implies a number of questions that “self-sufficiency” alone might not.

The ability to survive without trade or aid from other nations, for example, is not the same as the ability to reap enormous profits or grow one’s economy without trade with other nations. In other words, 'self-sufficiency' in terms of survival does not necessarily imply prosperity, but it does imply freedom of action without dependency on foreign approval, capital, resources, and expertise.
What If Nations Were Less Dependent on One Another?
 by charleshughsmith

Autarky is more than a ten-dollar word for self-sufficiency, as it implies a number of questions that “self-sufficiency” alone might not.

The ability to survive without trade or aid from other nations, for example, is not the same as the ability to reap enormous profits or grow one’s economy without trade with other nations. In other words, 'self-sufficiency' in terms of survival does not necessarily imply prosperity, but it does imply freedom of action without dependency on foreign approval, capital, resources, and expertise.
Image | Garden Primer: How to Read a Seed Packet
Garden Primer: How to Read a Seed Packet
by JW

Understanding and being able to determine the right seeds for your garden can be an important part in achieving success in growing your own food.  Here is a nice breakdown of the information you will find on the back of those seed packs.
Garden Primer: How to Read a Seed Packet
 by JW

Understanding and being able to determine the right seeds for your garden can be an important part in achieving success in growing your own food.  Here is a nice breakdown of the information you will find on the back of those seed packs.
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