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03/06/2020 / By Zoey Sky

Kirkland, Washington residents still reeling from coronavirus – stores running out of stock, firefighters remain quarantined

As coronavirus (COVID-19) sweeps across America, residents of all 50 states cope with the spread of the disease in their own ways. In Kirkland, Washington, parents try to protect their children by keeping them at home instead of letting them play outside. Over two dozen firefighters are still in quarantine in the city. Life in Kirkland has […]

03/04/2020 / By Zoey Sky

Coronavirus fears continue to spark panic buying of isopropyl alcohol and hand sanitizer across the USA

If you haven’t prepped your survival stockpile ahead of time, you’re out of luck: Mountain Falls’ 91% Isopropyl Alcohol is currently unavailable on the Amazon store. As COVID-19 continues to spread, shoppers become more desperate to get their hands on the product, which is a first aid antiseptic and topical antimicrobial. According to the product’s page […]

02/28/2020 / By Zoey Sky

Costco runs out of “emergency food kits” following coronavirus outbreak

People are scrambling to stock up on emergency supplies as COVID-19 continues to spread throughout the U.S. – and now, retail giant Costco has run out of “emergency food kits” amid the dreaded outbreak. (h/t to InfoWars.com) Costco Wholesale, one of the biggest suppliers of long-term storable food in the U.S., has sold out of […]

11/12/2019 / By JD Heyes

Dramatic cold spell sweeping across half the USA is already causing catastrophic food crop failures

Once upon a time so-called “preppers” — people who believe they should be prepared for any and all possible scenarios including the great apocalypse — were deemed ‘crazies,’ though mostly by city folks who believe, falsely, that grocery stores magically have endless supplies of food. The fact is grocery stores don’t have much fresh food […]

10/07/2019 / By Grace Olson

Harvest projections: How much do you need to plant if you want to feed your family for one year?

Growing your own food can be challenging, especially when you can just buy from grocery stores and market places. But one of the most rewarding things about it is knowing what goes (and doesn’t go) into your food, making sure that you and your family eat only the cleanest foods without a trace of toxic […]

09/03/2019 / By Melissa Smith

Meal preps are a great way to save food – and money

Do you always manage to finish your meals? How much food from the fridge do you end up throwing out? It may seem inconsequential when you look at it from a day-by-day perspective, but if you sum up the amount of food you throw out every week, you may be surprised at how much you’re […]

08/26/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Bad food will kill you: Poor diet number one cause of death, chronic disease worldwide

Many preppers may not realize that the greatest threat to their survival isn’t a natural disaster or malevolent humans. It is an unhealthy diet, the leading cause of early death and chronic diseases. Researchers from The Global Burden of Disease Study evaluated the risk factors for premature deaths. They observed the diets of people in […]

07/20/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Why preppers should always remember to practice food rotation

Setting up your emergency stockpile is essential to your survival when SHTF. But food rotation is just as important, because this practice ensures food safety. Neglecting food rotation can result in spoilage, and it also means you waste the time and money you spent on setting up your stockpile. Remember these food rotation tips to prevent spoilage. (h/t […]

07/17/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Think like a pioneer: When prepping your stockpile, remember the old ways

Your food supply is crucial for your survival when SHTF. By learning how to store your supplies the same way the pioneers did, you can extend the shelf life of various food items. (h/t to PreppersWill.com) American pioneers preserved and stored as much produce as they could to ensure that they had access to enough food […]

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