Preparedness
General Preparedness
Preparedness – Summer Storms, Tornadoes and Hurricanes
Winter Vehicle Maintenance Checklist and Preparing a Winter Vehicle Emergency Kit
Emergency Preparedness – Radiation Exposure
Preparedness – Food and Water
Top 10 Real Foods to Store Without Electricity
Preparedness – Ordering Grain in Bulk
Eating Bugs – Free Food from Your Backyard
Emergency Water Storage – What You Need to Know
How to Build a Rain Barrel, Plus Care and Maintenance
Preparedness – First Aid and Medicine
Preparedness – First Aid Kit and Medical Supplies
Storage and Shelf Life of Over the Counter Medication
Preparedness – Homegrown Medicinals
Protect Yourself from Salmonella and E Coli Naturally
Be sure to check out the “Getting Started Homesteading” for basics on self-reliance, gardening, food preserving, raising animals and more.
Cold and Flu Remedies
Preparing for Cold and Flu Season: Step 1 – Probiotics
Preparing for Cold and Flu Season with Essential Oils
The Best Vitamins and Minerals for Fighting Colds and Flus
The Best Herbs and Spices for Colds and Flus – Plus a “Secret Weapon”
Coping with Stomach Flu Symptoms (Why the BRAT diet may not be your best choice)
Elderberries: How to Make Syrups and Jellies
Herbal Remedies
Learn about edible and medicinal “weeds” through the Weekly Weeder series. these humble plants are some of our best natural food and natural health allies.
Weekly Weeder #1 – Introduction
Weekly Weeder #6 – Queen Anne’s Lace
Weekly Weeder #8 – Butter and Eggs
Weekly Weeder #9 – Canada Goldenrod
Weekly Weeder #10 – Common Milkweed
Weekly Weeder #11 – Evening Primrose
Weekly Weeder #12 – New England Aster
Weekly Weeder #13 – Common Mullein
Weekly Weeder #14 Common Plantain
Weekly Weeder #15 – Shepherd’s Purse
Weekly Weeder #16 – Common Nettle
Weekly Weeder #17 – Common Dandelion
Weekly Weeder #18 – Ox-eye Daisy
Weekly Weeder #20 – Winter Cress
Weekly Weeder #21 – Lamb’s Quarters
Weekly Weeder #22 – Wild Geranium
Weekly Weeder #23 -Common Blue Violet
Weekly Weeder #24 -Prickly Wild Lettuce
Weekly Weeder #25 – Creeping Charlie
Weekly Weeder #26 -Sulphur Cinquefoil
Weekly Weeder #27 – Birdsfoot trefoil
Weekly Weeder #29 – Pineapple Weed
Weekly Weeder #30 – Common Burdock
Common Mallow – Weekly Weeder #31
Curly Dock – Weekly Weeder #32
Common Yarrow – Weekly Weeder #34
Joe Pye Weed – Weekly Weeder #35
Heath Aster – Weekly Weeder #36
Wild Cucumber – Weekly Weeder #37


Oh wow, Laurie, what a GREAT list of resources! I just posted yesterday about preparedness and so your pulling together of this information is so very timely! Awesome!
Thanks, Kristi! I’ve got to pull a post together on water next. Soon! Must tinker with the Berkley.
Great! Looking forward to seeing it!
You are awesome! What a GREAT list of preparedness ideas and must haves. I hope you like your Bekey. I hug mine every morning. Ok, I don’t but it is TE best investment I have ever made. My mom told me I wasted my $$ and she LOVES it. My sis in NC is even thinking of getting one. Enjoy.
lol – I just pictured you hugging a big silver container.
We have an RO system installed, so the Big Berkley is mostly back up, but my son loves the Sport Berkley. I wanted to have a practical way to filter our rain water in case of emergency, since we still don’t have an emergency hand pump for our well (but we do have a generator which can power the regular pump).
Thanks for the pep talk!
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Kudos on your content. Lot of good information in there. I am a former legal secretary and crazy proofreader. I hope you don’t think I’m too critical, but in your page title “judgement” is really spelled “judgment.”
Nancy – no worries. I know I make plenty of mistakes, but hopefully still manage to get the point across most of the time.
Both “judgement” and “judgment” are still in use, although you are correct the lack of “e” version is more commonly used currently in the US: http://www.dailywritingtips.com/judgement-or-judgment/
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Looking forward to talking. Please call or email me for samples. We are also looking for dealers to sell our products, we do not sell to the public.
Visit http://www.norinse.com to learn more.
Thank you!
Ps ** will trade samples for a blog mention**
Jeff Laravie
Sales Manager
Cleanlife Products
800-223-9348 x 217
Fax – 937-746-7621
jeffl@norinse.com
http://www.norinse.com