Living off the grid requires anyone to figure out ways to cut back in what they spend in order to survive. When someone attempts living off the grid they will generally have less income which means they need to reduce their expense to compensate. There are many simple things anyone can do to their house [...]
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categories: Living off the Grid, Self Sufficiency
A simple definition of wind is when air moves from a high pressure area to a low pressure area. This is the starting fact about wind – that movement of air is as simple of a reason to cause wind to occur. What causes the high pressure and the low pressure? These are differences are [...]
In the current environment the work force is facing 10% unemployment, obesity and other health related concerns continue to get worse and worse, credit value as the housing market falls further and retirement is a dream turned nightmare for many. A sobering opening? Well that is why learning how to be self reliant in this [...]
categories: Self Sufficiency
Fallen leaves serve many purposes. While many people simply rake up these leaves and throw them in the garbage, there are alternative solutions for managing this frustrating situation. Instead of throwing out your leaves this year consider saving some for around the house.
I have discussed bottleneck gourds a number of times on this site for several reasons. They are fun to grow and they are great if you enjoy craft projects. With just a bit of effort, you can turn your bottleneck gourd into a decorative birdhouse for your yard.
Every gardener has a number of tasks that they complete before the cold of winter sets in. By carefully planning for these tasks in advance you can rest assured that your garden will be ready for spring planting. If you choose not to winterize your garden you will have a lot more work to do in the spring, and let’s face it – most of us want to start planting instead!
categories: Farming and Gardening, Self Sufficiency
