by Jeremiah Johnson | Mar 23, 2018
As a nation, we are faced with a host of different problems from many directions, both domestically and internationally. The statistical improbability of a disaster occurring (such as war or economic collapse) decreases with the passage of time and the...
by Jeremiah Johnson | Mar 12, 2018
As the flu season starts to rev up, it is difficult to control how quickly it spreads thanks to our transportation systems. Concerns over medicine shortages, public areas, and children bringing the flu home from schools will continue until the weather changes. Now,...
by Jeremiah Johnson | Sep 20, 2016
ReadyNutrition Readers, there have been a tremendous number of world happenings that has placed all of us in a precarious situation. The past several months have seen successive tests of missiles, with a nuclear test as well (Friday 9/9/16) by North Korea. Iran and...
by Joshua Krause | Jun 16, 2015
Even though bee colonies have been collapsing in droves in recent years, people still manage to disturb their hives on a frequent basis. Whether you’re on a hike in the wilderness, or just clearing brush on your property, running into a bee hive can prove...
by Tess Pennington | Oct 1, 2014
Germs are spread quickly in population dense areas. Schools and daycares, workplaces, community events are germ-ridden cesspools for attracting unwanted illness and diseases. Studies are finding that sneezes and coughs cause illnesses to travel much farther than...
by Tess Pennington | Mar 21, 2013
Planning your emergency meals sets apart a manageable crisis from an outright disaster. Although many of us have our 72-hour bags packed and ready to go, take a second look at your pack to ensure that the food you plan on taking will really sustain you during that...
by Tess Pennington | Nov 2, 2012
Our perishable foods make up a majority of our grocery bills each month. Therefore, we want to protect as much as possible. When an emergency comes and disrupts our power sources, that investment of perishable food is threatened. Food safety is vital at all times We...
by Tess Pennington | Aug 13, 2011
Article originally posted at Modern Survival Online When there is a medical emergency, time is of the essence. Typically, medical rescue workers who respond to accidents work swiftly by having their supplies organized and at times, pre-assembled (wound care, trauma...
by Tess Pennington | Feb 16, 2010
What would you do, right this very second, if a disaster struck? Let’s say it’s something that took the power out for a few days. Would you be able to keep your family safe and comfortable? If not, do you recognize the importance of increasing your...
by Tess Pennington | Dec 18, 2009
In a homestead environment, a person wants the land to work for them as much as possible. Wildlife will play a large part as a food source if people are living this type of lifestyle. Venturing out to play the waiting game when hunting for food can be time consuming...
by Tess Pennington | Oct 28, 2009
Instead of spending exorbitant amounts of money for brand name items, try making them yourself – using products found in your pantry. You’d be surprised how easy they are to make and how much better they are for your health. If you take a close look at the...
