Originally posted by: T. Edward Nickens, Field & Stream Celebrate Independence Day (and a successful hog hunt) with a backyard feast. If there’s ever a time to go whole hog—in every sense—it’s Uncle Sam’s birthday.
Author: Boyd Kanenwisher
originally posted by: Thomas Miller, personalliberty.com There are many things that are nice to have. My car is nice to have. Would life be difficult without it? Yes. Would the lack of having a
originally posted by Carmela Tyrell, Survivorpedia.com Building a survival farm is not easy. But it sure is rewarding, I’ll tell you that. For those who choose to build a survival farm, it is very
Originally posted by Matt Louv, Backpacker.com In many parts of the world, eating bugs is commonplace. Insects are actually the most abundant protein source on the planet, and many of them boast dense concentrations of
by Eat Tomorrow Foods staff writer: We hear it all the time…“How many calories are in that meal? Food storage companies battle constantly over claims that their foods are the most “caloric”, or that portions
World Food Supply Nearing Crisis Level UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA: Researchers report that as the world population increases and food demand has grown, globalization of trade has made the food supply more sensitive to environmental and
Stephen Groves / Ghyangphedi April 30, 2015 Communities are battling cold, hunger and despair People are tenuously holding onto hope for food and shelter in Ghyangphedi, a remote village on the southern edge
Source: Robert Richardson, Off Grid Survival (5/1/15) With the help of suggestions that have come in from our readers, we have compiled a list of the top food items and emergency supplies that you