May 23, 2013 Here are 5 steps to take if you are brand new to beekeeping 1. Join a bee club 2. Get beginning bee books 3. Go to forums 4. Order equipment and bees – buy local bees – buy nicely used condition 5. Talk to neighbors about beekeeping Video courtesy of OutOfaBlueSky Previous
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May 22, 2013 We made our own Bee Hive Frames for our Top Bar hive. Building a top bar bee hive is a simple DIY project almost anyone can do for under $50. I’m excited about bee keeping. Not only will the bees help to pollinate our orchard and garden they will be very fun
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May 21, 2013 Toyota 4×4 Urban Survival Vehicle… Video courtesy of BugOutVehicles Previous Video

May 20, 2013 Here’s how to make a simple oil lamp out of a can of tuna packed in oil. Video courtesy of AtomicShrimp Previous Video

May 17, 2013 Step by step tutorial on how to make a longbow out of PVC pipe a fiberglass rod and some other simple to find parts. Video courtesy of Themanscave Previous Video

May 16, 2013 In the past few weeks, you may have asked yourselves,”Why should I care about Raw Milk regulations? I don’t drink raw milk.” It’s the Process, IDPH providing a little transparency when caught trying to formulate law for the sale of raw milk behind producers’ backs. IDPH Division Chief says they do not
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May 15, 2013 This video describes how to build a super fast and efficient fishing trap trigger. Video courtesy of sigma3survivalschool Previous Video

May 14, 2013 Get a late crop of sweet(ish) corn and some tasty beans by growing them together. Video courtesy of jerrygrowslikecrazy Previous Video

May 13, 2013 This is the second part of my regrowing celery experiment. The first time I tried for two weeks and had no roots. Thanks to the comments on the first video I kept trying and I found that it took 2 1/2 weeks or better to have roots grow. Also, if you put
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May 16, 2013 Wasps can be nasty little creatures to have around the homestead, but how do you get rid of them without using toxic chemicals? Using a mixture if water, dishwasher soap, and peppermint oil you can control existing nests and discourage future colonies. Video courtesy of wranglerstar Previous Video