Living off the land like and imaging living off the land are two different things. It’s takes a lot of work and planning to create an ideal retreat. Read more about one brave prepper’s journey of starting to live self-sufficiently.
Alternative Power
Video: Convert a Washing Machine Motor to Create Free Energy
In our consumption-based society, as soon as something is broken, we don’t think twice about tossing it to the curb and buying a new one. We do this without realizing the other uses these appliances or their parts could serve us in the future.
Are You Ready Series: Off-Grid Refrigeration
Whether a person is planning for a hurricane, EMP or TEOTWAWKI, electricity or lack there of, will pose a problem to those that are not prepared. Off grid refrigeration could be the solution!
How to Get a Year Supply of Firewood for $20!
Preppers always look ahead to prepare for storms on the horizon – and next year’s bouts of cold weather is no different. Here is how you can get a year’s supply of firewood for $20!
Sustainable Living: A Primer on Batteries for Use with Solar Storage
Ready Nutrition guys and gals, this article is being posted to address questions posed by one of the readers, as well as any others who might want to know about batteries for use with solar panels.
Video: How To Press Your Own Cooking Oil
Pressing your own vegetable oils is a sustainable way to ensure you have this recommended pantry staple for long-term use.
How to Make a Battery That Lasts (Practically) Forever
If only there was a cheap and simple way to supplement a solar panel array on those cloudy days.
When the Lights Go Out: Tips and Tricks for Priming Off-Grid Light Sources
When the lights go out, you want to make sure these off-grid light sources are primed and ready to go!
Five Brilliant Gadgets for the High Tech Prepper
If approached with respect and moderation, our gadgets can make a huge difference in any survival situation.
New Solar Stove Is Capable of Cooking at Night
It’s capable of cooking at night or in inclement weather, and only needs about 2 hours of sunlight to heat up.
