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Cash is Out, Bartering is King

Reality tells us that we may soon be coming to a point in which cash is no longer king. Read more about the top bartering items that are ideal for trade in an extended emergency.

The Rantings of a Prepper

Be warned: A prepper rant is only a click away.

Prepping to Survive: The Nautical Series Pt. 4: Wind Turbines

Learn, in depth how one prepper has equipped his yacht with a wind turbine for additional energy as a means to thrive during a long-term emergency.

Don’t Break the Bank: Using Coupons to Stock Up Your Pantry

Now more than ever, couponing can help save a family’s monthly budget. Read more and learn some special tips on how to not break the bank and where to turn to for the best coupon deals.

Living Mindfully in 2012

So what is 2012 really about? Is it the end of times or an opportunity to change and transition into a better person?

Top 10 Ready Nutrition Articles of 2011

A look back at the ten most popular articles on Ready Nutrition for 2011.

The 9 Forgotten Symbols of Christmas

The Christmas season is wrapped in forgotten Christian symbols where each symbols tells a story of hope, love and the ultimate gift given to us.

Keeping Your Home Secure in a Technological World

Emerging technology once viewed as a convenience, should now be perceived as a double edged sword. Take a look at a few online features criminals are using as a way to gain access to the content in your home and find some ways to use this technology against them.

Get Prepped Newsletter: October 21, 2011

At week 24, we are refocusing our attention on water preparedness. In this issue, we will discuss why water is so important, alternative ways to store water, as well as explore other preparedness products that can help you with longer-term water supplies.

No Groceries For a Year: One Family’s Transition into Homesteading

Over the course of the year, the Hoff family made the transition into homesteading and reaped more benefits than they had expected.