Alan Urban 
When preparing to grow a survival garden, the number of calories a crop offers is an important consideration. Although veggies like tomatoes and cucumbers are nutritious, they won’t keep you full. That’s why when planning your survival garden, you also want to include lots of high-calorie crops.
Create a self-sustaining garden with the fastest-growing foods. Find out which vegetables are easy to grow, nutritious, and space-efficient.
Prepare for future food shortages by learning how to raise chickens. Be self-reliant and have a sustainable source of eggs.
Turn your shady backyard into a fruitful oasis. Explore a selection of delicious fruits that can thrive in the shade.
A survival seed bank is a collection of seeds that you can use to grow a large and diverse garden in a survival scenario.
When all hell breaks loose, you might have no choice but to bug out. Here is the ultimate guide to bugging out when the SHTF.
If the end of the world as we know it happens, skills like driving will be useless, but the skills of our forefathers will never be useless.
Bucket gardening is a great way to grow fresh produce throughout the year, but which foods do best in buckets? Here are your options.
If you were stuck in your vehicle during a winter storm, would you be nice and warm or cold and scared? Here are some tips to stay warm.
While most survival foods will have a limited shelf-life, there are a few foods that can be safely stored for more than one hundred years.
