Welcome to this week’s Sunday Survival Buzz - a roundup of preparedness news, tips, articles and recommendations from around the web. Most of my preps this week centered around sorting my freebie Kindle e-books into categories. Some the the categories I set up are gardening, essential oils, cooking, food preservation and home healing. It was really quite easy to do this on my free Kindle APP for PC. I have amassed a collection of over 200 e-books – all free – so organizing them will make them a lot easier to access.

The Sunday Survival Buzz – Volume 65 is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

As part of the Winter Book Festival, I recently asked readers to submit questions they would like answered by George Ure, the survival and economics guru over at UrbanSurvival.com. There were some good ones and today, as promised, George provides some answers.

George Ure Answers Your Winter Book Festival Questions is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Finding practical uses for ordinary items has always been a hobby of mine. It all started when I had my first apartment way back when and I used toothpaste to patch up nail holes left in the wall as I was hanging posters using the trial and error method. After that, there was no looking back. I was hooked on using household items in unusual ways. Today Above Average Joe shares a secret item that is in his bug out bag. You will be surprised!

Survival Friday: There is WHAT in your Bug Out Bag? is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

How often have your been warned to print out copies of all of your survival and prepping manuals because when the grid is down, the batteries on your electronic gizmos will run down, making them useless? Personally, I have shunned from printing out my survival and prepping reference material. Why? Well first of all, if bugging out, I would rather carry food, water and first aid supplies on my back than a pile of paper. And second? There are ways to charge the gizmos without power. Today I review the amazing SunVolt Power Station.

The Amazing SunVolt Power Station is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

One of the more common prepper challenges is finding room for stored food and water. Lucky you if you have a large home with a basement or cellar – you have plenty of space. But the rest of us? Not so much. Many people live in apartments, condos, mobile homes, RV’s or, in my case, a one bedroom cottage. This means we are cramped for normal pantry and closet space let alone space for our emergency food and water. Couple the lack of storage space with the need to be mindful of the six enemies of food storage (temperature, moisture, oxygen, light, pests and time) and the storage problem compounds exponentially.

16 Food Storage Tips for the Space Challenged Prepper is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

.Welcome to this week’s Sunday Survival Buzz - a roundup of preparedness news, tips, articles and recommendations from around the web. But first, an update on my own preps.

The Sunday Survival Buzz – Volume 64 is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Today I am thrilled to offer an encore giveaway of Ron Foster’s Prepper Trilogy.  I interviewed Ron back in February and he was generous enough to offer my readers another giveaway. Before we begin, however, I would like to announce … . . . read more . . .

Backdoor Survival Book Festival: Ron Foster and The Prepper Trilogy Revisited is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Salt is one of those staple items that belongs in every prepper panty. Not only is salt required for physical health and survival, but their are many other uses as well. Here are reasons you need salt in the prepper pantry.

Survival Friday: Reasons You Need Salt in the Prepper Pantry is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Overwhelmed with too many things to do? Start with these 26 five minute prepping projects and you will be on your way to the road to preparedness.

26 Five Minute Prepping Projects is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Part Two of “A Primer on Propane for Prepping and Survival”. How refill one pound propane canisters from a larger tank, safety, equipment and more.

A Primer on Propane for Prepping and Survival – Part Two is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Welcome to this week’s Sunday Survival Buzz – a roundup of preparedness news, tips, articles and recommendations from around the web. But first, an update on my own preps. My own preps took a serious back seat to writing this … . . . read more . . .

The Sunday Survival Buzz – Volume 63 is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Joe Nobody, author of Holding Their Own, shares what he feels are the three most important prepping and survival skills. Plus, a book giveaway for one lucky Backdoor Survival reader.

Winter Book Festival and Giveaway: Joe Nobody Holding Their Own: A Story of Survival is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Vinegar is non-toxic, inexpensive and with the addition of a few drops of essential oil, it even smells good. 35 reasons you should never be without vinegar.

Survival Friday: 35 Reasons You Should Never Be Without Vinegar is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Tips for setting up a simple solar panel kit using the Thunderbolt Magnum Solar Kit from Harbor Freight.

Getting a Bead on Setting Up a Simple Solar Panel Kit is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

Free stuff is coming your way including a backpack giveaway, the Spring issue of The Preparedness Review and a nifty business card survival tool.

News Flash: Backpack Giveaway and More Free Stuff is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.

A review of the mini-sentry trip alarm, an inexpensive device that can be used to scare off intruders.

The Mini-Sentry Trip Alarm Goes BOOM is the latest article from the Survival Woman at Backdoor Survival.