Introduction There are essentially 11 different kinds of Preppers and Homesteaders: Survivalist Lone-Wolf Preppers Homesteaders Urban Preppers Bug-Out Preppers Rural Preppers Technical Preppers Medical Preppers Economic Preppers News and Current Event Preppers Community Preppers This posting will provide information on the different types of preppers and homesteaders, and show you where to find additional information….
Setting up a small general store in a small town is a rewarding venture that can become a hub for the community. Without the reliance on the internet or online capabilities, your store will thrive on personal connections, local suppliers, and traditional business practices. This guide will walk you through the steps needed to establish…
Introduction In the world of prepping, communication is key to survival, especially in scenarios where traditional infrastructure fails. A mesh network provides a decentralized, robust solution for maintaining communication even when conventional systems, such as the internet or cellular networks, are down. Unlike centralized networks, where a single point of failure can disrupt the entire…
It’s not impossible to stay alive by yourself, with no other human resources to help you. It can be done. It has been done. People have survived, alone, in the middle of the wilderness since the dawn of mankind. That was once the way of the world. People were raised to develop the knowledge and…
Here are the top 20 YouTube channels on homesteading ranked by popularity, along with descriptions and reasons for their popularity: Wranglerstar (2,510,000 subscribers) – Cody Crone’s channel focuses on homesteading, tool reviews, and practical living tips. His extensive video library and consistent content have made him a leader in the homesteading community (TruePrepper) (Down to…
In a world dominated by digital transactions and credit cards, bartering may seem like a relic of the past. However, this age-old practice is experiencing a resurgence as people seek alternative ways to trade goods and services without the need for money. Bartering can be a rewarding and practical way to meet your needs, build…
What is Cooperative Farming? Cooperative farming, or “co-op farming,” is an agricultural practice where a group of farmers pool their resources and work together to achieve common goals. This model emphasizes shared ownership, collective decision-making, and equitable distribution of profits. By collaborating, farmers can reduce individual risks, increase their bargaining power, and access resources and…
We are a group of families and individuals who seek to improve our lives by living in a cohousing community based on the principles and values of cooperation. We share land, equipment, and other resources and attempt to creatively navigate future challenges and opportunities together. Stowe Farm Community (SFC) forms a whole greater than the…
See All Tests! Test yourself now by selecting a quiz from one of the following categories! Survival Skills and Techniques Food and Water Security Shelter and Living Arrangements Energy and Power Health and Medical Preparedness Economic and Financial Preparedness Community and Social Structures Security and Defense Introduction In an increasingly unpredictable world, being prepared for…
By D. W. THOMAS PrefaceThe purpose of this manual is to outline, in as simple a manner as possible, the details of making andburning clay brick suitable for domestic building. The scope of the manual is confined to “cottage industries”; it does not cover large commercial production such as is known in the United States….
