Category Archives: Emergency Preparedness

How to Find Gaps in Your Preparedness 

Ok, so, you’re feeling pretty good about your preparedness, right? You’re starting to get a good supply of food and water, getting involved in the community and generally feeling alright about things, right? Great! That is fantastic news. But don’t forget…preparedness is a lifestyle, and I guarantee there will always be gaps in our preparedness […]

How to Keep Bugs and Critters Out of Your Long Term Food Storage

Concerned about bugs and other critters getting into your food storage? Or even worse, how to keep them from hatching and growing inside of your food! Sometimes bugs can already be inside our dried goods because of the manufacturing or farming process. There’s nothing inherently wrong with it, most of the time its eggs that […]

23 Skills to Learn While Homesteading Right Where You Are

Whether you live in an apartment, suburb or acreage, you can homestead exactly where you’re at. I don’t want you to feel like you can’t do something just because you don’t have a million acres and you feel helpless. I grew up in the suburbs, have lived in apartments in various cities across the US, […]

30 Ways Kids Can Get Involved In Preparedness

This is a guest post by Melonie Kennedy. Melonie Kennedy is a military wife, homeschooling mom, author, and small business owner. Connect with her on LinkedIn, Instagram (@ThreeRavensWellness and @CorvidianSolutions), and on her website, Corvidian Solutions. As adults interested in emergency preparedness, it is easy to fall into the trap of just making things happen […]

Top 8 Ways to Be Prepared for a Cyberattack

Our infrastructure is more fragile than we realize. Cyberattacks have happened more often than you think, but usually on a smaller scale that targeted companies specifically which are also known as data breaches. But make no mistake, a data breach is absolutely a cyberattack. Cyberattacks are increasing every single year and in 2021, there were […]

How to be Safe with Kids in Public – National Preparedness Month

Let’s face it, kids can be a little distracting sometimes. We do our best but sometimes it can be tough.So how do we make sure we’re safe when we’re shopping, loading groceries and other activities? Put them in a stroller or cart if necessary. Talk to them about what’s to be expected of them. Kids […]

How to Layer Your Home Defense – National Preparedness Month

We don’t simply want to rely on someone else to protect us like neighborhood watch, police or even your husband. We need to be responsible for our own safety and deter people as much as possible. We want to layer our home defense, just as we layer our food storage or layer our preparedness plans. […]

How to Dehydrate Food 4 Different Ways – National Preparedness Month

I love dehydrating food! There are several ways to dehydrate food. I used to dehydrate in a dehydrator when I lived in a suburban area. Then when I moved to AZ, we made a solar dehydrator and that worked amazingly well. Now I’ll be dehydrating with our wood stove using cooling racks. You can also […]