I was told today that I needed to do less about plants and yes, this is a quote, “Jack, Don’t mean to sound negative, but our country is burning down!! I know you get excited about new plants. We need … Continue reading →
Many preppers are now looking at their stock piles and while they don’t necessarily need to go into long term storage they are using some of it and pondering say another 30-60 days of limited availability and restricted movement. Keith … Continue reading →
Okay I called today’s show “Half Acre Homesteading” because marketing. The use of two words in a 2-3 word phrase is good at grabbing attention, think “Taco Tuesdays” or anything in that vein. You don’t need a half acre to … Continue reading →
Expert council member and long time TSP community member Chef Keith Snow joins us today to discuss food storage beyond rice, beans, potatoes and pasta. Sure these staples are cheap and easy to store but if you cannot or don’t … Continue reading →
John Bergher from CoolBot joins us today to discuss their product known of course as the CoolBot. This tool allows you to use a standard high efficiency window air conditioner to build a walk in cooler. With this technology homesteaders, … Continue reading →
Today is a show about one of the fundamentals of modern survival philosophy, food storage. Food storage is actually something that at one time was simply something everyone did. Every home in America at one time seemed to have a … Continue reading →
Today is a show about one of the fundamentals of modern survival philosophy, food storage. Food storage is actually something that at one time was simply something everyone did. Every home in America at one time seemed to have a … Continue reading →
The Vacucanner is available at http://vacucanner.com/ I am very impressed with this product and think it will be serve high volume preppers that like to buy in bulk and still eat what you store and store what you eat. Specifically … Continue reading →
You will notice that title of this episode ends in “low cost” vs. “cheap”. As a marketer there is a rule, if you can eliminate a word do it, but that won’t work here. Cheap sets the wrong tone for … Continue reading →
I have a great interview with Jennifer Ess of “Rainy Day Food Storage” for you today. We only talked for about 25 minutes but the ideas and tips and simple formulas are great. With this information you can turn all … Continue reading →
