Tag: Canadian Prepper
Time To Start The Seedlings
It’s never been more important to grow your own food, at least, as much of it as you can. Some of the advantages are obvious, such as knowing there are no nasty chemicals sprayed on your produce, but there are even more
Canned Rice For Preparedness? You Bet!
Rice and beans have long been the staple of prepper food storage. The biggest problem with that is the amount of water needed to cook rice, along with the dilemma of storing large amounts of it properly. Enter: Canned Rice!
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Get Your Grains While It’s Cold!
Given the current global situation, every prepper should be stepping up preps at this point. Grain products are an important staple and many preppers keep a supply on hand. Now is the time to be buying more, and there’s a good reason
Get Seeds And Grow Food To Fight Inflation
It’s no secret to ANY Canadian that inflation has taken a toll on food prices. Preppers have known about this eventuality for a long time, but most non preparedness minded folks are now just waking up to the phenomenon, and it’s a
Storm’s a Comin’
The whole country has seen multiple winter storms this winter and there’s another one set to hit Ontario and eastward in a day or so. Are you doing anything to prepare?
Back On YouTube After A Very Busy Summer!
China Breaks Into HF Ham Radio Market!
When Chinese manufacturers came up with the Baofeng UHF/VHF hand held radios, the preparedness community gobbled them up like Potassium Iodide pills after a nuclear melt down. These affordable hand held ham radios gave a much needed boost to the amateur radio
Fighting Inflation Part I – Home Butchering Grocery Store Deals
It shouldn’t be news to anyone that prices are on the rise. With inflation at a thirty year high, everything is going up in price, while wages lag behind. Simply put, our dollars buy us less and less day to day. One