After moving to North Idaho over 20 years ago, not far from the Canadian border, we started noticing a common feature in many
September is National Preparedness Month, and this year’s theme is “Preparedness Starts at Home.” It’s an excellent time to heed these recommendations and
I have a tongue-in-cheek test for determining if you have a well-stocked pantry. I call it the “chicken pot pie” test. Can you
Keep food fresh and waste less! Learn how vacuum sealing can save time, money, and pantry space. Plus, find tips and tools to get started.
Filtering water for everyday use or emergencies? Here’s what you can do to get the best results from your water filter (and gain peace of mind!).
Preparing your home for emergencies gives you and your family peace of mind! Here are our tips and tools for emergency preparedness.
Whenever some people hear “emergency preparedness,” they equate it with bugging out to the woods. What if we view preparedness as a form of insurance?
Are you in full-on food preservation mode? Here are some tips for stocking your pantry and using your resources wisely.
With a little preparation, even long-term power outages can seem more like an adventure than an inconvenience! Here are some tips to prepare your home.
Learn how to create a shelf-stable food supply. No electricity needed, it’s perfect for emergencies and power outages. Get started here.
Classic Cowboy Rolls with Cinnamon Honey Butter
Shopping the Old-Fashioned Way with Mrs. Claus at Lehman’s
Roasted Pumpkin Soup and Pumpkin-Shaped Sourdough Loaves Recipe
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Multiply Your Houseplants: A Beginner’s Guide to Propagation
The Ultimate Multi-Purpose Tool: A Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove
