Over the past two months, very high winds and bone dry conditions have made the lives of ordinary farmers in the state of Kansas extraordinarily difficult
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The Perfect Storm: Grow Local or Grow Hungry?
If the Perfect Storm is our new normal we must all once again get down on our knees, like our forefathers and mothers before us, and plant a seed to feed our own.
A full serving of protein at each meal needed for maximum muscle health
Most Americans eat a diet that consists of little to no protein for breakfast, a bit of protein at lunch and an overabundance of protein at dinner. As long as they get their recommended dietary allowance of about 60 grams, it’s all good, right?
How Much Vitamin C Should You Be Getting Each Day? (Not the RDA)
Taking enough vitamin C may lead to a noticeable reduction in viral infections, skin infections, cardiovascular disease, stroke, and cataracts, and an overall improvement in immunity.
Top 5 Herbal Remedies For Anxiety
Here are 5 herbal medicines that have shown their worth, especially when coupled with mental approaches to overcome panic and anxiety.
New Research Shows Cilantro can Remove Lead, Copper, Mercury from Tap Water
New evidence has shown that cilantro can help leech toxins from water.
Must-Have Survival Kit Items That Won’t Require a Mule for Conveyance
Emergencies are never planned. They just happen. Be prepared by packing these five essentials in all your kits.
7 Crazy Reasons Why Most Americans Think Prepping is a Stupid Idea
I have a fear of ventilation. Not the kind in my home HVAC unit. The kind from lead passing through my body. I had a friend who was ventilated by some grudge-holding thug.
Large Study Reveals the Importance of Sunshine on Health
A major new study has shown that those who avoid sunshine are twice as likely to die than those who sunbathe every day.
Food Prices Set To Rise Again: El Nino comparable to the destructive 1997-1998 El Nino Predicted By Weather Experts
If the El Nino does arrive you can expect food prices to riser even faster than they are at present. Large swathes of agricultural land, land that currently supplies everything from fruit and vegetables to grains and cattle will suffer from the massive weather variations that El Nino brings.