As you start to prepare for the upcoming cold months, don’t miss these do’s and don’ts of how to properly manage your winter food storage. While it may take a little time and effort, when the inclement weather hits, you ...
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Six Foolproof Ways To Protect Your Home (Even When You Aren’t There)
Check out this week’s video of six professional tips on how to safeguard your home against unwelcome visitors. Follow these tips, stay safe, and always be prepared.
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Preserve fish is something a lot of fishermen don’t even consider. They may eat a lot of fish at certain times of the year but go without at other times. With all the different ways to preserve fish, you can ...
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Using wild plants for teas is something all “off the gridders” should consider. Heres why: In an effort to use all the resources at your disposal (and to save money), learning how to use the “weeds” that are growing in ...
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June 13th, 2016 Video courtesy of OTGN This week Rich Murphy, a regular writer for Off The Grid News, shares with us some tips on how he uses his new Pocket Power X in his day to day life and ...
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April 21, 2014 Nick from Off The Grid News explains the benefits of using fertilizer in your garden. Video courtesy of Off The Grid News Previous Video
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Aspartame in milk may soon lose its artificial sweetener label, if the dairy industry gets its way. For the past several years the dairy lobby has tried to sneak “diet milk” into our homes passing it off as regular milk. ...
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July 26, 2012 The US drought is the worst in decades, and has already caused corn prices to hit a record, and soy to soar. And as we first reported last week, Asia could well be next to suffer soaring ...
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July 20, 2012 Thomson, IL ~ Cafe welcomes first guests while enjoying the company of their neighbors. Right down the street from the brand new Heirloom Cafe, a federal prison sits vacant. The residents of Thomson, IL have waited over ...
Read More »How To Get Your Homeschooled Teen Ready For College
While homeschooling your children is mostly rewarding, there are some serious challenges to face. If you have a teen, getting her ready for college is one of those challenges. You spent hours planning, preparing, and teaching her academic subjects to ...
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