Being able to provide food for yourself is a good idea for a variety of reasons. In case of disaster, shortage, or something less catastrophic like job loss, planning out how you'd feed your family long term is a smart plan. In my opinion, knowing how to grow food for just one season just doesn't cut it. Planning on beyond the current season is what we all should be …Continue Reading
Growing Vegetables
Save Space By Going Vertical With Your Vegetables
Reading Time: 2 minutesVegetable plants grown by individuals and not bought at a market or grocery store have wide ranging advantages. Thanks to Survival Life and their new Special Report, people are learning how to grow vegetables, fruits, and herbs with little to no outdoor space. It’s called Growing Up: The Ins and Outs of Vertical Gardening, and it’s changing the way people view their …Continue Reading
Growing Food From Scraps
Reading Time: 5 minutesDid you know that 1/3 of all the food globally is wasted? Yes, it is! 1.3 billion tons gets lost or wasted or not consumed. And only a small percentage of that waste can be diverted for composting. Compost will help lessen these waste but did you know that there is a better way to save food? Save food and money by planting food scraps. Yes, there are foods that can be …Continue Reading
Short-On-Space Potato Growing Tips
Reading Time: < 1 minuteSmall space gardening is both efficient and convenient. Being able to produce food without a large area is a truly useful skill for any urban homesteader. Learn how to grow 100 pounds of potatoes in 4 square feet with these easy, cheap potato boxes. Read on and think about all the great food you could make with the pounds of potatoes you'll grow using this easy tip. If …Continue Reading
How To Plant Tomatoes
Reading Time: 3 minutesLearn how to plant tomatoes from one of the best homesteaders around! Follow thee steps and your vine will be ripe with juicy tomatoes in no time. …Continue Reading
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