Tara Dodrill, Author at Urban Survival Site

Daily Life After The Collapse

What will life really be like after a long-term collapse? Learn how people will survive day-to-day when modern society is gone.

You can grow any plant in a bucket. However, when it comes to bucket gardening, some crops are far better suited to it than others.

If you could only grow one food as part of your emergency preps, which one would it be? If you ask me, it would most assuredly be this.

Cattails are an often overlooked survival food. These nutrient-rich wild edibles grow throughout the United States and are easy to find.

Growing your own groceries in five-gallon buckets allows you to raise enough food to feed a family of four in a tiny space.

There are many trees with ingredients for natural remedies. Here are 20 edible and medicinal trees and how to use them.

PVC pipe is incredibly useful whether you’re a prepper or homesteader. Here are some DIY projects that use PVC pipes for survival.

If you want your kids to be self-reliant in a disaster scenario, now is the time to foster an interest in emergency preparedness.

When stockpiling food, consider the needs of people with food allergies, diabetes, heart disease, and other dietary restrictions.

In case of a disaster, you may need documents to prove who you are and what you own. Here are five types of important documents to gather.