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Rick Austin standing in his camouflaged food-forest, AKA: the Secret Garden of Survival. PBS Special – Growing Sustainable Food for Homesteading and Survival
- It’s Like the Garden of Eden
A garden that provides you with more and better food than...
- Secret Garden – Chapter One
Secret Garden of Survival- Chapter One. What do I know about...
- Secret Greenhouse of Survival
Bestselling garden design author Rick Austin recently sat...
- Secret Livestock of Survival
This isn’t only Rick Austin’s best book yet, it is the best...
- Secret Garden on TV and Film
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- You Tube – Secret Garden, Greenhouse and Livestock Tips and Tricks
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- It’s Like the Garden of Eden
Oct 3, 2014 · Welcome to the Secret Garden of Survival. I am Rick Austin, the Survivalist Gardener. You may have read about me in Mother Earth News, or seen me on the National Geographic Channel...
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- Rick Austin: A Prolific Survivalist
- Secret Livestock Book Excerpt
- What Got You Interested in Prepping?
- What Tips Would You Give to Newbie Preppers?
- Why Did You Become Passionate About Sharing Your Knowledge?
- What Was Your Biggest Prepping Fail and What Did You Learn from It?
- What Was The Motivation For The Secret Livestock of Survival Book?
- What Breed of Goat Do You and Survivor Jane Have, and Why?
- What Has Changed Since Your Last Books?
Austin’s first book,Secret Garden of Survival-How to Grow a Camouflaged Food Forest, is now the #1 Best Selling book in Garden Design. His newest book, Secret Livestock of Survival – How to Raise the Very Best Choices for Retreat and Homestead Livestock, is destined to become a top-selling homesteading and prepping resource manual as well. All of t...
“When most people think of raising homestead livestock, they invariably think that they must have chickens and a cow. But truth be told, when it comes to raising livestock, there are a lot of reasons to avoid raising chickens altogether, and almost every reason not to own a cow. The Secret Livestock of Survival, will show you how to grow your own s...
I have always been a Boy Scout and been always prepared. I grew up in New Hampshire, so I grew up with that New England Puritan work ethic where you are expected to take care of yourself. Growing up in New Hampshire, you learned to cook and heat with wood, because you could lose power for a week at a time in the winter due to snow and ice storms. A...
Stop being a consumer and start being a producer. Do something, grow something, raise something! Try something. Try DOING. Don’t just stock pile and buy food storage like so many preppers do. The time to learn to produce your own food is not when it is a matter of life or death for your family. Even if you don’t have a homestead or property yet, yo...
We look at it as our ministry to give back and to teach others. We get joy out of helping others become self-sufficient. It also helps the country and helps these people grow as individuals. And of course, selfishly- the more people we teach to feed themselves now, the less unprepared people I will have to kill later after The End Of The World As W...
The garden growth has been incredible, more than I could have ever anticipated. The only thing I might do, if I had to do it over, would be to give more room to my perennial plants. You don’t realize that they will grow up and out to the point where they can shade out other plants. Building on a mountain top has had its challenges. We sit on a slab...
After my Secret Garden of Survival book about my sustainable perennial food forest and my Secret Greenhouse of Survivalbook about my insulated sustainable attached greenhouse, protein production was the third leg of my food stool. Having sustainable sources of protein makes the whole sustainable/symbiotic homesteading food production come full circ...
We have Nigerian Dwarf Diary goats — not meat goats. They produce 1.5 gallons of milk per day from three small girls. They take little space, consume little food, and produce a lot of milk. And like my garden, greenhouse and my other livestock, they are discrete. They can hide in plain sight. Raising meat is best left for rabbits. I also raise meat...
Secret Livestock of Survival was released four years after my Secret Garden of Survivalbook. I had a lot more to share, and lots of tips and tricks that I would not have known without a lot of mistakes. In fact, it was hard to keep the livestock book short, because I had so much to tell. My livestock book is my best book yet. I have included not on...
Dec 25, 2012 · Rick Austin takes you on a detailed tour of how he set up his secret garden of survival. He touches on every aspect, from site selection, construction, grey water systems, permaculture guilds – all the way up to storing and preserving the harvest.
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Bestselling garden design author Rick Austin recently sat down with The Inquisitr to discuss the process and to share some details about his new book, The Secret Greenhouse Of Survival: How to Build the Ultimate Homestead & Prepper Greenhouse.
Based on the #1! Best Selling book in Garden Design! And as seen on Doomsday Preppers and Doomsday Castle! 'Secret Garden of Survival- How to Grow a Camouflaged Food-Forest'.
Secret Garden of Survival- Chapter One. What do I know about this? (This is an excerpt from the Secret Garden of Survival book- Chapter 1) I used to be a traditional apple farmer. And just like every other traditional apple farmer, I had acres of apple trees planted in rows and rows, with nothing but grass growing in between.
