10 Must-Haves for Your 72 Hour Kit

     72 Hour kits are pricey.  You can put one together for your self, but what goes in it?  This article answers that question as far as the top 10 items that should be in all 72 hour kits.

The Best Way to Make Acorn Flour

     An excellent article on making arcorn flour.  I may have to gather some this fall and try to make some.  I wonder how it tastes.

How to heal cavities naturally

     A short but interesting article on how to prevent and heal cavities without resorting to fillings or a dentist.  The arguments in the comments section are as informative as they are fully too.  Check them out as well!

How to Cut Up a Squirrel for Cooking

     A good short article on processing a squirrel for cooking.  I think I need to go to the woods once squirrel season opens and pick off a few of them with my bow so I can try this out.

"The Herbal Survivalist Spot": Herbs for diabetes

A good beginning of instruction to using herbs to manage diabetes.  Check it out and bookmark it; the author intends to update it regularly.

6 Trees Every Survivalist Should Know & Why

     A short article but very informative.  I didn't know there were so many uses for the trees native to my area.  Well work the read.  I think I'll try the maple seeds in spring as well as sone pine needle tea.

Coke Bottle Watering "Globes"

     A short tutorial from radmegan in words and pictureson making a water globe out of a coke bottle.  I've also heard of people doing the same thing with 2 liter soda bottles.

5 Uses For Chickens In the Garden

     Mike's Backyard Nursery's article cirting five benefits of having chickens to help your garden.  The only thing left out is where he fails to mention about the chickens eating the fruits of your labor if you don't keep them out once the plants start to bear fruit!

20 Awesome Survival Books for Kids

     All kids should read these classics, as well as the other books on the list.  This article, from Mom with a Prep, does say that kids wouldn't lose anything by not reading all three of the books in the hunger Games trilogy.  I disagree with that.  There is a lot to be learned in all three of the books.  Not necessarily about preparedness and survival, but resilience, loyalty, and serving your community.  Those are probably the most important aspects you can take from that series.

How to Make and Use Zeer Pots to Keep Your Foods Cold

     Preparedness Advice details how to make an eco-friendly "refrigerator".  It's a very interesting concept.  I'd like to know from any readers if they have tried it and what their results were.