Saturday, December 18, 2010

The Christmas Prepper

It's Christmas and you still have only half of your list done, What is a good prepper to do?
I know. I know. We should have prepared, DUH.
I don't know about the rest of you, but I seem to be hard wired to remember my list on the 23rd.

The recent snow started this ball rolling for me. Last February a neighbor was snowed in so I took over some of my Freeze dried food.  That small gift got them thinking about how practical it is to prepare.

So here is a short list if you are stuck for a Christmas gift for your favorite prepper, Or maybe someone that's still on the fence.
While I'm on the subject; why stop at Christmas? I made it a new years resolution to send prepper items for every occasion for the new year.

Here is a sampling of the of items that might just jog your thinking.



DVD – John Jeavon’s “Grow Biointensive: A Beginner’s Guide in 8 Easy Sessions”
    Filmed at Ecology Action’s Research Farm.  $20. from Bountiful Gardens
    bountiful@sonic.net    (707) 459-6410  9 am – 4 pm PST M-F

Book – “The Resilient Gardner”  by Carol Deppe   $29.95 from Bountiful Gardens
    bountiful@sonic.net    (707) 459-6410  9 am – 4 pm PST M-F
     No gasoline, electricity, water?  How did peasants cope w/ climate change in the
    12th century?  Bad health limiting your gardening?  Carol offers creative, practical
solutions.  She lists crops to provide a balanced diet that are easy to process and
store.  Also recipes to provide great taste.

Seed packets – Easy Heirloom Collection   $26.50 from Bountiful Gardens
    bountiful@sonic.net    (707) 459-6410  9 am – 4 pm PST M-F
    Popular varieties and easy to grow for beginners.  13 packets include string beans,
beets, broccoli, carrot, corn, kale, lettuce, peas, sweet pepper, summer squash,
winter squash, sunflower and tomato

Book – “The New Self-Sufficient Gardner”  by John Seymour (2008)  
$19.95 from Bountiful Gardens
    bountiful@sonic.net    (707) 459-6410  9 am – 4 pm PST M-F
     Updated classic for container gardening up to the 25-acre farmer.


You can make a difference for someone even if it's a book or a single Can of Freeze dried food. Who knows maybe that one item will make all the difference.


Merry Christmas to One and All
From Will and Don

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