Posted on June 19, 2023
by RT
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We haven’t taken time for a catch-up week for a while so let’s do that. This will give us the opportunity to re-visit the weekly assignments and take care of anything we might have missed. In Week 17 we were to Take Stock of… Continue Reading “TAKE STOCK – CATCH UP”
Category: Food Storage, Preparedness, Self-RelianceTags: a year from now you'll wish you had started today, approaches to food storage, dependence on the internet, expand our skills, food preservation, how to use powdered milk, personal attitude toward food storage, powdered milk, skills, take stock, technology, using technology in homesteading, using technology in self-reliance, what's in your garbage?, will they eat it?
Posted on May 29, 2023
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As the gardening season is ramping up, we need to start now to get ready for the harvest. This week let’s TAKE STOCK of our Food Preservation skills and supplies. If you are ready to expand your self-reliance skills, preserving your own food is… Continue Reading “TAKE STOCK – WEEK 22”
Category: Food Storage, Preparedness, Self-RelianceTags: dehydrating food, fermenting, food preservation, freeze dried food, freeze drying food, freeze food, freezing food, learn by doing, learn new things, pressure canning, skill building, skills, smoking food, water bath canning
Posted on November 11, 2020
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Since I obviously need a review of what I learned previously about being prepared, I am just going to re-post some basics. Often when discussing preparedness or provident living, people think Food Storage or Emergency Kits and that’s all they work on. Within the… Continue Reading “Categories of Preparedness”
Category: Self-RelianceTags: categories of preparedness, community, emergency kits, financial preparedness, important documents, knowledge, long-term preparedness, medical preparedness, mobile preparedness, safety, sanitation, security, shelter, short-term preparedness, skills, static preparedness, water storage
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