Hello everyone, and welcome to the Survival Prep Shop.
I’m TK, and I’m excited to share my perspectives on today’s vital survival strategies. Just a reminder, these ideas represent my personal experiences on this path of readiness.
A survival garden is very different than a backyard garden. It might not look captivating and beautiful. But, a survival garden is plush with produce, individuals can live off when life hits the lowest blow. Preppers prepare for tough times and gardening or farming is a life skill you cannot let go of. The gardens of survivalists are exquisitely designed to grow crops and veggies. As a survivalist, you must focus on providing for yourself and your family. Crops and produce are carefully selected based on their nutrient content, and ones with medicinal values are planted as well. Regardless of how challenging circumstances tend to be, not keeping up with a decent living condition is not worthy.
A survivalist, therefore, focuses on consuming produce that is rich in vitamins, minerals, fats, calories, and carbohydrates. In short, all essential nutrients to keep your health in check.
Survivalist gardener – how to become one? To become a pro at gardening and farming your own produce, it is essential to have a burning desire to provide for yourself and your family. You must also start by reading materials related to farming. For example, which crops need little to no maintenance, what produce can be stocked for a longer period of time, and so on so forth. A survivalist plans for a difficult future. You will have to farm crops and produce as if there are no stores available to shop anymore. Being self-reliant is to understand that there is no one else you can bank on for all essentials needed to survive. No farms to make up for the shortage of food supplies. You need to figure your own resources and stockpile essentials in advance to survive.
One of the perks of having your own survival garden is that you have access to your favorite organic veggies that are prime quality. Grow as many heirloom produce you like. Fresh grown fruits and vegetables are brimming with nutrients and are scrumptious to snack upon. Don’t start with high hopes of mastering the skill of farming in a day or two. Take time, learn, and upgrade your skills.
5 Amazing foods to grow in your survival garden
Are you puzzled wondering which crops or vegetable options should you grow? Here’s a list of 5 nutrient-dense food options that can be grown and harvested without much hassle. The list includes:
- Squash – Winter squash or summer squash, choose whichever you want. Growing a summer squash is easy and quick. A winter squash, on the other hand, takes a little longer to fully grow. But, the fruit can be preserved for a long period of time. You can make use of the seeds of the squash too.
- Potatoes – The starchy root veggie has been mankind’s best aid for the longest time. Potatoes can be harvested in any setting.
- Lentils – The crops are a powerhouse of protein. Cultivating the legume is not complex.
- Tomatoes – The fruit is one of the simplest options for small home gardens and organic farming. You can enjoy the succulent tomatoes fresh or sun-dry and preserve them for future use.
- Berries – There is a berry for everyone, don’t you agree? Strawberry, blueberry, cranberry, or any berry that floats your boat. The fruits deserve a place in your survival garden.
That’s all for today’s adventure in preparedness. I’m glad I could bring you along for the ride and share what I’ve learned. If this article has been a helpful compass for you, then my mission is complete. Thanks again.
TK – Survival Prep Shop