The essential guide to growing food when supply chains are disrupted, including how to choose and grow the most nutrient-dense crops without store-bought amendments or fertilizers, how to plan for a nonstop supply, how to store food, and how to create your own seed bank.
The essential guide to growing food when supply chains are disrupted, including how to choose and grow the most nutrient-dense crops without store-bought amendments or fertilizers, how to plan for a nonstop supply, how to store food, and how to create your own seed bank.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sam Coffman is the author of Herbal Medic and has taught survival skills for both urban and primitive situations for more than 25 years, including survival gardening and foraging, wilderness first aid, and post-disaster herbal medicine. He is a registered herbalist (RH) with the American Herbalists Guild, a Wilderness EMT (WEMT), and a Wilderness First Responder instructor, and holds a masters in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MSAOM). Coffman is the founder of The Human Path, a preparedness school based in Taos, New Mexico.
Inhaltsangabe
What Does it Mean to Have a “Survival Garden”? How to Prepare Now for a Future Emergency Part 1: Meeting Your Immediate Need for Food Chapter 1 The First 5 Days: Sprouts and Microgreens Sprouts Microgreens
Chapter 2 What to Grow for Harvest in the First 5 Weeks Top 12 Fast-Growing Plants Ready to Eat within 1 to 2 months Mushrooms
Part 2: Creating a Resilient Garden for the Long Haul Chapter 3 Planning Crops and Irrigation for Your Survival Garden Choosing What to Grow in Your Survival Garden Planning One or More Seasons Ahead Water and Irrigation
Chapter 4 Growing Methods Raised Beds vs. Growing in the Ground DIY Raised Beds Water-Conserving Garden Beds Crop Rotation Polyculture and Forest Gardening Chapter 5 Low-Input Ways to Build Soil Fertility Composting Cover Crops (Green Manure) Black Soldier Fly Larvae Animal Manure Humanure Chapter 6 Beat ’Em or Eat ’Em: Garden Pests Natural Repellent Methods Insects as Food
Part 3: Planning for a Continual Food Supply Chapter 7 Strategies for Growing a Nonstop Harvest Succession Planting Planting Crops for Storage Expanding Your Growing Season Chapter 8 Creating a Home Seed Bank Selecting Plants for Seed Storage How to Harvest Seeds How to Store Seeds
Part 4: Survival Gardening Strategies for Small Spaces Chapter 9 Quick Garden Setups for Small Spaces Straw Bales Potting Soil Bag Gardens Vertical Gardens Chapter 10 Guerilla Gardening The Guerilla Gardening Movement An Urban Food Supply Chapter 11 Foraging for Wild Foods Where to Forage What to Forage
Appendix: Dealing with Hurricanes, Droughts, and Nuclear Disasters
What Does it Mean to Have a “Survival Garden”? How to Prepare Now for a Future Emergency Part 1: Meeting Your Immediate Need for Food Chapter 1 The First 5 Days: Sprouts and Microgreens Sprouts Microgreens
Chapter 2 What to Grow for Harvest in the First 5 Weeks Top 12 Fast-Growing Plants Ready to Eat within 1 to 2 months Mushrooms
Part 2: Creating a Resilient Garden for the Long Haul Chapter 3 Planning Crops and Irrigation for Your Survival Garden Choosing What to Grow in Your Survival Garden Planning One or More Seasons Ahead Water and Irrigation
Chapter 4 Growing Methods Raised Beds vs. Growing in the Ground DIY Raised Beds Water-Conserving Garden Beds Crop Rotation Polyculture and Forest Gardening Chapter 5 Low-Input Ways to Build Soil Fertility Composting Cover Crops (Green Manure) Black Soldier Fly Larvae Animal Manure Humanure Chapter 6 Beat ’Em or Eat ’Em: Garden Pests Natural Repellent Methods Insects as Food
Part 3: Planning for a Continual Food Supply Chapter 7 Strategies for Growing a Nonstop Harvest Succession Planting Planting Crops for Storage Expanding Your Growing Season Chapter 8 Creating a Home Seed Bank Selecting Plants for Seed Storage How to Harvest Seeds How to Store Seeds
Part 4: Survival Gardening Strategies for Small Spaces Chapter 9 Quick Garden Setups for Small Spaces Straw Bales Potting Soil Bag Gardens Vertical Gardens Chapter 10 Guerilla Gardening The Guerilla Gardening Movement An Urban Food Supply Chapter 11 Foraging for Wild Foods Where to Forage What to Forage
Appendix: Dealing with Hurricanes, Droughts, and Nuclear Disasters
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