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The Most Common Natural Disaster
Considering that flooding is the most common natural disaster in the United States, our resiliency plans should include provisions to protect against potential damage. …
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A Revolution at the Grocery Store
We spend a lot of our time evaluating ways to make ourselves more self-sufficient. In an ideal world, everyone would have acres of land …
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You should know this group…
We live in a society that demands instant gratification. “Snail mail” has been replaced by email. Our favorite TV shows are available on demand. …
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Look At What This Reader Did To Boost Resilience
We spend much of our time evaluating new ideas that are designed to improve our resiliency. A few months ago we outlined a straw …
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Stop Landscaping, Foodscape Instead
In United States alone, landscaping is big business. People spend over $30 billion each year making their homes more appealing using traditional landscaping techniques. …
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The Difference Between Resilience and “Prepping”
A quick Google search about survival related topics quickly nets you page after page of doom and gloom. Military-style MREs, weapons stashes, and techniques …
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What Superweeds can Teach You
Spending time in your garden is more than just a hobby (although you can have fun doing it). It’s a vote. A vote with …
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Building Abundant Ponds, Chinese Wheelbarrows, and DiY Algae Reactors
In today’s letter: A little lesson on how the legendary farmer, Sepp Holzer, builds abundant ponds. Ponds that produce food and income. How …
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Foodscapes EVERYWHERE!
There’s a big transition going on. Lawns are being replaced by food gardens. Everywhere. People are casting aside the non-productive lawn and replacing it …
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Build a Kitchenspace… Unleash Food Creatives. Generate Wealth Locally.
Most of us know what a makerspace is. For those who don’t, a makerspace is the local place people can go to get access …
