Marjorie loves her farm life, caring for animals and planting flowers. She worries about rising oil prices and urges everyone to act. The blog highlights how expensive diesel could lead to fewer goods and higher prices. It also warns about a possible economic collapse and suggests learning to grow your own food for safety. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The speaker warns that we might face tough times like those in history, lasting many years. To prepare, they suggest storing food and water, learning to grow food, and gaining skills to trade. Adapting to a new way of life and finding spiritual support can help. Our ancestors made it through, and so can we. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Marjorie Wildcraft offers smart tips for gardening in hot places like Central Texas. She says to avoid gardening in extreme heat, but if you must, grow plants like black-eyed peas, okra, and sweet potatoes. Try lesser-known plants like lamb’s quarters and nutsedge too. They’re tough and nutritious, perfect for survival gardening! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Marjorie Wildcraft, a rabbit-raising expert, shares her story of keeping rabbits cool in Texas’ hot summers. She uses a misting system to help them stay comfortable. Marjorie was amazed when a free-range rabbit had babies. She moved them to a special pen with misters, food, and water, where they are doing great! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Marjorie lives in Rincon, Puerto Rico, where she cares for rabbits and ducks, feeding them mangoes and building shelters. She’s planning to lease more land for her animals. Amidst tsunami warnings from Venezuelan earthquakes, she notices changes in government websites, possibly linked to the White House and Elon Musk. Her story highlights resilience and adaptation. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Marjorie is excited to move to a bigger, cheaper house closer to town. She’s been busy cleaning her old place, even pressure washing the patio. Moving has been tough, especially with a school bus, but friends have helped. She’s leaving behind one duck she couldn’t catch and a bit of her compost pile. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Discover a handy tool for homesteading with Marjorie! She recommends a net kit from Amazon, perfect for catching chickens and other animals. It’s light, easy to use, and fits in a small box. Plus, learn to grow your own food with her free video on backyardfoodproduction.com. Start saving money and enjoy fresh produce! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Chickweed is a plant that grows in cool, wet places like gardens and yards. It tastes like lettuce or snap peas and is very healthy, with lots of iron, zinc, and potassium. You can eat it in many ways, like in chickweed fritters. Just mix it with flour, salt, and pepper, then fry until golden brown. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Oil prices are set to rise sharply soon, with experts predicting a jump from $92,000 to as much as $160,000. This is happening because the world’s oil supplies are running low. If things don’t change, it could cause big problems for the economy and our daily lives. Stay informed and prepared! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Marjorie is moving and faces challenges with her ducks, cats, and a big bus. She shares how duck waste helps plants grow and talks about global issues like resource destruction. In Corpus Christi, water is running out, and India faces an oil shortage. The text also discusses rising prices, economic struggles, and the importance of being prepared. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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