9 Great Depression Era Survival Strategies for SHTF

[@rosettapowell3746]

I grew up with reuse all things and still do it and even my kids learned how to reuse things

[@prepping4tomorrow]

Everything has a second and third purpose

[@crazytexan7532]

I reuse all my glass jars for storing rice and beans to get them out of the flimsy plastic

[@reneebrown2968]

Victory gardens were also popular during WW2 as well as WW1. It should have been implemented during the covid debacle. Knowing how to grow your own food is timeless and a way to stay alive. No food, no life. Learn folks.

[@prepping4tomorrow]

Well said, plus the home grown food is way healthier and better tasting then the stuff they sell from thousands of miles away

[@GlennRobert-ix6dj]

Mother had a peach tree ready for harvest ( 3-4 bushels ) . Woke up in the morning and all the peaches were gone ( not even 1 drop left ) . When your neighbors are hungry . Mother cried .

[@CynthiaRockroth]

In many places during C the cities wanted to starve the population on purpose. GARDENS WERE A CRIME.

[@PhillipStewart-k7f]

No matter if u have wood stove r not stock up on wood u can cook outside r stay warm ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rebeccataravonschleinitz]

Fix your vehicle! 😂We did everything ouselves on our car... until around 1995 (our car was already REALLY old). Modern cars on one's own? I'm afraid that's an illusion.🤷‍♀ But this mindset is really important. Thank you for inspiration to at least actively think about what we can do for ourselves.

[@prepping4tomorrow]

So true! I fix all of my stuff. Just take your time and pretty much everything is doable

[@patricialawrence7459]

Don't burn furniture that has been painted, stained or varnished. Careful for what you put in garden mulch, that it doesn't have ink, coloring or wax.

[@SILENTGUARD90]

Whats the reasoning behind don't burn painted stuff... Cause if it's a means between staying warm what's toxic... Staying warm wins