You may rather reach for blankets when you look out your window during the cold months, but there are some good reasons to pull on some boots and go for a walk. Cold temperatures and some snow should not stand ...
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8 Easy Steps To Growing Grapes Without Pesticides In Your Own Backyard
Grapes are hardy plants. They grow in many different parts of the world, even in the hot, humid Asian tropics where I live. I remember seeing a vine just growing out of a huge container in my parents’ front yard ...
Read More »12 Essential Preps Before You Get Snowed In
Weather has always been unpredictable, but recent weather patterns have only made it more so. Your winter preparedness should provide for the real possibility of getting snowed in, even if your area historically does not receive much precipitation. A single ...
Read More »5 Cold-Killing Spices Hiding In Your Kitchen Cabinet
As winter blasts the U.S., the local pharmacy is dispensing various chemical cocktails aimed at curbing the symptoms associated with the common cold and seasonal flu virus. The pharmaceutical companies certainly benefit during the cold winter months, but their relief ...
Read More »Survival 101: How To Forecast Tomorrow’s Weather … Without The Weather Channel
When you left the Jeep by the trail, and began heading down the oak leaf-covered footpath that winds its way up the mountain ridge, you felt certain about today’s weather. You had enjoyed a gorgeous night of tenting under the ...
Read More »The Farmers’ Almanac Just Released Its Winter Forecast. And It’s More Reliable Than You Might Think.
The Farmers’ Almanac has some bad news for the West: Dry conditions, particularly in the Northwest, will continue through winter 2018. The rest of the country will experience a mixture of conditions. “From the Great Lakes into the Northeast, snowier-than-normal ...
Read More »The Man Who’s Been Right 6 Of 7 Years Just Predicted A ‘Colder-Than-Normal’ Winter
Residents of the Northeast and Midwest can expect a very rough winter with extreme cold temperatures and lots of snow, according to climatologist Judah L. Cohen, whose unconventional model of forecasting is well-known in the meteorological world. Cohen theorizes that ...
Read More »5 Ways The Native Americans ‘Read Nature’ To Survive
For most of us, finding out the day’s weather is as easy as turning on our television or checking the forecast on our smartphones, but the native people of North America had to rely on what they were taught. ...
Read More »Frost 101: THIS Is The Temperature You Better Start Covering Your Vegetables
Every spring when the first spell of warm weather occurs, many beginning gardeners head to their local garden centers and nurseries, eager to get planting. When the temperatures rise and the sun is shining, it is tempting to want ...
Read More »3 Time-Tested DIY Tricks For Insulating Drafty Windows
When winter hits, you should not feel the difference in your home. If you’re feeling cold air leaking in, though, what that really means is that 10 to 20 percent (or more) of your heat is escaping through openings along ...
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