SHTF Resources for Urban Survival - 6 Books / Videos You Should Have

There is a seventh SHTF resource - a gardening "Bible" that is not included... Recall this is Urban Survival - so we don't necessarily need the SAS Survival Manual, for instance...

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[V5R7N]

How would FerFal's book help us here?

[Survive2Day]

@V5R7N I think that Ferfal's treatment of security is very valuable, as well as his insights into bartering and what types of jobs / businesses fared well, his suggestions for items to stock up on, etc. Ferfal lives in a major metropolitan area in a country whose middle class was every bit as wealthy as the US.

[001madmex]

I believe "The Joy of Gardening" by Dick Raymond is a superb book on gardening. He advocates block planting. Beans, corn, potatoe and squash are all we need in an a survival situation. Check it out..

[tylerpickersgill]

Yes also add sas survival guide by lofty wiseman and please don't add anything from the church because I can see how the defend your home part of the church it's going to say love your neighbors lol no when they have a weapon I am sure that I won't

[berzerker501]

i know this video is old but other good books are psychology books, gardening, mathematics, liberal arts and writing. if this scenario last more than 3 months.

[freevideos051]

great info thanks

[brianmo180]

@dpla5762 I second that!!! Somewhere in the compost section of that book he mentions "The Humanure Handbook" by Joseph Jenkins, another valuable book that solves the matter of what to do with sewage in a way that results in sanitary compost fertilizer for your garden. How to turn waste into fertilizer for your food is a valuable skill, especially in a SHTF senario.

[mrjasoncmiller]

elliott coleman new organic farmer

[marabe999]

Let me suggest "The four season gardening"

[bowarburton]

@toshibavoodoo I'm with you. I put in a square foot garden for the first time this year, and as I told my wife, if we had to survive on what I can grow with my current state of skill, we'd starve for sure. But I intend to get better and try the whole cycle next year, through harvesting seeds from heirlooms.

[ronc89021]

Thanks for the book info...