8 Areas of Prep.
The 8 Areas of Preparedness have been our pillars since day 1. A quick and easy visual way to organize your preparations and make sure you don’t miss anything.
The 8 areas include: Water, Food, Shelter, Health & First Aid, Light, Heat & Energy, Communication, and Sanitation.
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In this beginner’s guide, lets walk through the basic rules to consider when setting up and operating Greenhouses, along with some key rules and tips to ensure your garden thrives. Part 1: Setting Up Your Greenhouse Location, Location, Location: Find a sunny spot: Look for a location with at least 6 hours of direct sunlight […]
Oh Canada! Canada’s diverse geography and climate offer a unique challenge for gardeners and horticulturists. The key to successful gardening here lies in understanding Canada’s plant hardiness zones. Today lets explore these zones, what they mean, how they work, and how they can help you make informed decisions for your garden. What Are Plant Hardiness […]
I have a memory as a child (around age 5) in one of the homes we lived in Champion, AB. My parents used 5 gallon pails full of various food storage (though I did not have any idea what was in them) to create an entire wall of buckets in our basement. This separated the […]
When unexpected emergencies like sewer line breaks disrupt our lives, they can be a hard reminder of the importance of preparedness. In these situations, the ability to adapt hinges on the readiness of residents and local authorities. In this article, we’ll delve into a real-life example of a sewer line break that led to level […]
After a disaster strikes, the aftermath can be a time of chaos and confusion. To help you navigate the challenges that follow, here are seven questions to consider. Are You and Your Loved Ones Safe? The first and most critical concern is the safety of yourself and your family. Ensure that everyone is safe and […]
Flashlights: A Fundamental Tool A reliable flashlight is a cornerstone of any emergency kit. Here’s how to make the most of this light source: SOS Signal: The international distress signal, SOS, can be transmitted using a flashlight. Simply shine the light in a pattern of three short flashes, followed by three long flashes, and then […]