Lucky for us, we have not just one tornado season but TWO in my part of Texas, with surprises sprinkled throughout the year. Being prepared and knowing the risks, dangers, and options available to you are the biggest hurdles come tornado season(s), even if you aren’t in Texas.
Read MoreCan you eat dandelions? Benefits of these nutrient-rich greens, flowers, and roots are within reach in your own yard.
Read MoreWren explains how to create a phenology journal as an easy and exciting way to weave nature into everyday learning when homeschooling.
Read MoreWhere to find wild ramps, their health benefits, how to start growing your own, and how to prepare this versatile plant.
Read MoreI hope that this whets your appetite to explore and teach with the world of edible plants that are bursting out of every corner beyond your door.
Read MoreAdd to Favorites Scarlet leaves are among us as the nights become cooler. If you are starting to feel a little squirrelly, you are not alone. It is the chilly fall …
Read MoreThere are considerations when processing and preparing your venison that shouldn’t be overlooked. Bonus: 3 venison recipes.
Read MoreLearning how to make wooden spoons is much simpler than it may seem. Jenny Underwood explains the basics.
Read MoreA homeschooling parent needs to be prepared before interacting with people who don’t support or understand their homeschool endeavors.
Read MoreEnjoy this adventure in replacing water lines to avoid winter frost.
Read MorePonds and lakes in the northern United States have in the past experienced what I will term a “fish kill” related to lack of dissolved oxygen present in the water. Oxygen is essential to the metabolism of all aerobic (air breathing) organisms.
Read MoreAs cold and flu season comes upon us, more and more people are looking for natural cold and flu remedies. My family has used and benefited from these home remedies for cold and cough for many years.
Read MoreAs beautiful as the holidays can be with lights and displays, it can also get pricey. Here’s some tips on how to how to save electricity through the holiday season.
Read MoreIt’s all fun and games until it’s lights out. But a little preparation can help you survive a power cut or outage.
Losing power during summer is hot, sweaty, and miserable. You hold glasses of milk against your perspiring forehead then drink before the milk goes bad.
Read MoreTornados, hurricanes and earthquakes come on fast and strong. But floods can be just as devastating.
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