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Image | 8 Reasons to Stockpile Diatomaceous Earth
8 Reasons to Stockpile Diatomaceous Earth

We all want to live healthy and happy lives. Being healthy helps build our resilience and prepares us for difficult challenges ahead. One could say that being healthy is a whole challenge in itself. But there is a simple step we can all take to move in a more healthy direction. That step is to adopt the use of diatomaceous earth into our daily lives.

As many organic gardeners know, diatomaceous earth is one of the go-to solutions for controlling pests in the garden and it is a simple solution for keeping food clean, healthy, and pest free. We are going to discuss a number of other lesser known applications for diatomaceous earth (DE) that can be used indoors and out, which will make your environment cleaner, less toxic, and a healthier place to pursue the happiness that we all seek.
8 Reasons to Stockpile Diatomaceous Earth

We all want to live healthy and happy lives. Being healthy helps build our resilience and prepares us for difficult challenges ahead. One could say that being healthy is a whole challenge in itself. But there is a simple step we can all take to move in a more healthy direction. That step is to adopt the use of diatomaceous earth into our daily lives.

As many organic gardeners know, diatomaceous earth is one of the go-to solutions for controlling pests in the garden and it is a simple solution for keeping food clean, healthy, and pest free. We are going to discuss a number of other lesser known applications for diatomaceous earth (DE) that can be used indoors and out, which will make your environment cleaner, less toxic, and a healthier place to pursue the happiness that we all seek.
Image | 5 Handy Uses for Paraffin Wax
5 Handy Uses for Paraffin Wax

5 ways to use wax and why you should have some on hand.  Also consider getting natural beeswax from your local beekeeper.

http://survival.outdoorlife.com/blogs/survivalist/2013/07/survival-gear-5-handy-uses-paraffin-wax

5 Handy Uses for Paraffin Wax

5 ways to use wax and why you should have some on hand.  Also consider getting natural beeswax from your local beekeeper.

http://survival.outdoorlife.com/blogs/survivalist/2013/07/survival-gear-5-handy-uses-paraffin-wax

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Gardening When It Counts

A new book recommended by a fellow Peak Prosperity member that has a plethora of gardening info and lots of tips on seed saving. 

Gardening When It Counts: Growing Food in Hard Times (Mother Earth News Wiser Living Series)

Also check out the fabulous ResilientLife podcast with Adam and Jere Gettle from Baker Creek Seeds: Jere Gettle: Growing Heirloom Plants

Gardening When It Counts

A new book recommended by a fellow Peak Prosperity member that has a plethora of gardening info and lots of tips on seed saving. 

Gardening When It Counts: Growing Food in Hard Times (Mother Earth News Wiser Living Series)

Also check out the fabulous ResilientLife podcast with Adam and Jere Gettle from Baker Creek Seeds: Jere Gettle: Growing Heirloom Plants

Image | Tutorial: How to Clean a Frog
Tutorial: How to Clean a Frog

How to clean a frog and prep it for dinner may not be at the top of everyone's "skills to know" list but it could come in handy in a survival situation or if you are feeling adventurous in the kitchen. 

From Hank Shaw:

OK, I admit it: This is not the most common skill you will ever need. I mean, how many Americans even eat frog, let along catch their own — especially outside of the Deep South? But you should eat more frogs, especially bullfrogs and especially if you live in the West, as I do. Bullfrogs, native to the Southeast, are aggressive, nasty invaders elsewhere. Here in California they are a scourge.

http://honest-food.net/2013/08/05/how-to-clean-a-frog/

Tutorial: How to Clean a Frog

How to clean a frog and prep it for dinner may not be at the top of everyone's "skills to know" list but it could come in handy in a survival situation or if you are feeling adventurous in the kitchen. 

From Hank Shaw:

OK, I admit it: This is not the most common skill you will ever need. I mean, how many Americans even eat frog, let along catch their own — especially outside of the Deep South? But you should eat more frogs, especially bullfrogs and especially if you live in the West, as I do. Bullfrogs, native to the Southeast, are aggressive, nasty invaders elsewhere. Here in California they are a scourge.

http://honest-food.net/2013/08/05/how-to-clean-a-frog/

Image | How to Cook Dandelion Roots
How to Cook Dandelion Roots

We all know that the greens from dandelions can be used in salads and the flowers can be used to make wine but now we can learn to use the roots in some of our favorite dishes as a root vegetable.  Bon Appétit!

http://foodstorageandsurvival.com/how-to-cook-dandelion-roots/

How to Cook Dandelion Roots

We all know that the greens from dandelions can be used in salads and the flowers can be used to make wine but now we can learn to use the roots in some of our favorite dishes as a root vegetable.  Bon Appétit!

http://foodstorageandsurvival.com/how-to-cook-dandelion-roots/

Image | 17+ Ways To Become Self-Sufficient Before ‘The Crunch’
17+ Ways To Become Self-Sufficient Before ‘The Crunch’

A simple list of basic skills and resources to acquire before they become more difficult to learn or get.

http://www.survivallife.com/2013/07/26/17-ways-to-become-more-self-sufficient-before-the-crunch/

Also check out the recent Peak Prosperity WSID article on What Can I Do? (Understanding your level of preparedness).

17+ Ways To Become Self-Sufficient Before ‘The Crunch’

A simple list of basic skills and resources to acquire before they become more difficult to learn or get.

http://www.survivallife.com/2013/07/26/17-ways-to-become-more-self-sufficient-before-the-crunch/

Also check out the recent Peak Prosperity WSID article on What Can I Do? (Understanding your level of preparedness).

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