How To Be More Self-Sufficient: A Special Newsletter

Published: Thu, 03/19/20

Dear all,

The world has changed in more ways than you can imagine since we sent our last newsletter.

We are not nearly qualified enough to advise on how you should deal with this crisis in terms of keeping you and your loved ones safe. Follow the advice of the medical experts and government in your country.

But, we are a website that publishes guides on how to be more self-sufficient, and that's something that everyone might need to become over the next few weeks, months and possibly years.

So here's a special edition of our newsletter sharing links to some of our articles that might help you through the future - whether it be growing your own food, preserving food for long term storage or making foods from kitchen staples.

You'll definitely find an article that will help...

17 Easiest Fruits and Vegetables ANY Gardener Can Grow

If you want to plant something that gives reliable results, then plant one of these.

20 Vegetables You Can Re-Grow From Scraps

Turn your scraps into brand new foods.

Canning 101 – A Beginners Guide To Get Started Canning & Preserving Food

This is the best way to store foods long term.

5 Ways To Store Potatoes So They Last For Months

If you grow potatoes, or you've purchased a large supply from the grocery store, here's how to store them for many months.

How To Make Butter In Just 20 Minutes

This is really easy to do and saves heading to the store for a basic kitchen staple.

10 Most Productive Egg Laying Chickens – 300+ Eggs Per Year

There's been a surge in interest of people wanting to raise their own chickens. If you are considering it, then here's the most productive egg layers.

3 Ways To Dehydrate Fruit At Home & 7 Delicious Recipes

If you have an excess of homegrown fruit, don't let it go to waste. Dehydrate it!

Here at Rural Sprout, we hope that our articles can help in a small way through the rapidly developing crisis.

We are a small team of homesteaders and gardeners lucky enough to work and write from home and so there should be no disruption to our publishing.

In fact, we will try to accelerate our publishing on topics that can help you through the next few months.

We will be in touch again soon.

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And feel free to forward this email on to anyone in need.

Thanks for reading,

The RuralSprout.com Team