Skills

17 Rare Skills That Will Be In High Demand After The Collapse

Many of the things we use today won’t be available after an economic collapse. Homesteaders need to become familiar with these rare skills.

Homesteading is a way of life that you can live anywhere – in the country, in the suburbs, in the city, and even in an apartment.

As this video discusses, it is possible to feed a family of five people for about $30 a week, but you have to focus on certain foods.

Baking soda is one of the most versatile and economic supplies you can have on hand. Here are 101 homestead uses for baking soda.

There’s one knot, in particular, that is really useful. It’s called the farmer’s loop, and it’s a way to add a loop to the middle of a rope.

Building and sustaining a fire is one of the most valuable survival skills, but it can be challenging. Here’s how to do it.

Tribes around the world have used tree bark for everything from cups to canoes. In this article, we’ll learn how to make survival tools.

Becoming self-sufficient is a daunting task. Fortunately, there are many simple things you can do to get started no matter where you live.

You can make many homemade medicines at home using ingredients you already have in your garden and kitchen. Here are 22 natural medicines.

Using a scythe to clear out an overgrown lawn can be very effective. It’s quieter, it can handle thicker grass, and it works better in wet grass.