Every fall, Canadian yards fill up with piles of fallen leaves—bright golds, fiery reds, and deep browns. Most people rake them up, bag them, and send them off to municipal composting programs or the dump. But for preppers, that’s like throwing away bags of free fertilizer, insulation, and fire-starting fuel. In a world where every…
Before we dive into use-cases, it helps to see fallen leaves not as waste but as a resource: a source of carbon, insulation, habitat, and bulk material. In a long-term disruption or austere scenario, you’ll want to maximize every natural input. Leaves are: From a prepping stance, your goals are (a) building resilience, (b) conserving…
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