Old School Survival Annual Network Membership And Ebooks

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• All ebooks in our growing library.
• All homesteading and preparedness log books and recipe cards.
• All Homestead Heritage Explorers  self-reliance homeschool theme units. lessons, and printables.
• Complimentary access to all A Level online classes.
• Discounted Old School Survival Boot Camp Tickets.
• First Access To Class Registration and On-Site camping reservations for Old School Survival Boot Camp.
• Discounts on Old School Survival Boot Camp Shirts and Hats.
• Once a membership is purchased you will be emailed an access code to all qualifying products and event coupon codes when appropriate for the annual Boot Camp event.

The Old School Survival Apothecary Handbook is over six hundred pages long.  This survival homesteading handbook will take you through everything you need to know to delve into your role as the family (or prepping tribe) resident herbalist and apothecary operator. 

Unlike any other herbal book, the Survival Apothecary Handbook not only teaches about the healing nature of herbs, wild plants, bark, berries, and roots but also details how to identify, forage, harvest, grow, and preserve them - as well as recipes for use both in home remedies and on your dinner plate. We do not prep in a vacuum. Learning all of the uses for anything we stockpile is crucial to any survival plan. 

Discover what you will need to help keep yourself and your loved ones healthy during a SHTF event. The easy to follow recipes included in the Survival Apothecary Handbook also feature color photos of the natural matter detailed in the book for ease of identification, as you learn how to infuse their potent nutrients and healing compounds into your diet - and to add flavor to long-term survival food and foraged meals.

The Survival Apothecary Handbook’s in-depth foraging, growing, harvesting, and preservation tips will help guide your wildcrafting so you can build the ultimate prepper apothecary. In this book you will also learn the commonly used terms, tools, and supplies that have traditionally been used in an apothecary setting for centuries - none of which are expensive to stockpile or difficult to use.

Digital copy will be emailed to you in PDF format after purchase.

 To purchase this book in paperback form visit Amazon. 

 This in-depth Survival Livestock Guide teaches not only the basics of chicken husbandry but also details the best breeds to raise for meat, eggs, free ranging, and quiet keeping. It also dives into chicken health and common ailments as well as how to naturally prevent and treat them, common predators and how to deter them, how to build a chicken coop on the cheap, and tips for choosing the right rooster for your barnyard or backyard. 

You will receive this ebook via email  in PDF format after purchase.

This 254-page goat record keeping log book is designed to aid goat owners in keeping all of the important husbandry information about their goat herd in one handy place for quick reference.

The goat record keeping log boat contains: doe profiles, Billy/buck profiles, kidding season information records, individual goat pedigree tracking records, medical information records, breeding record, milk production, feed records, goat barn/pen maintenance and repair records, straw and hay use records, project planning pages, goat purchases and sales records, tax records, pages for important contact information, note pages, a goat weight and measuring guide and reference chart, as well as a gestation and breeding date chart.

You can keep records on more than 30 goats in this single goat record keeping log book.

Some highlights from the pages inside the only goat record keeping log book:

• On the doe and Billy/buck information records you can track your goats’ essentail basic information, such as their name, breed, physical characteristics, registration information, their pedigree, photo, and date of birth and/or acquisition, medical records, and note taking space..
• The medical information records page allows you to track your goats’ injuries and illness history, treatment history, parasite control and vaccination history, as well as testing records.
• The breeding and kidding information records page offers areas to track pregnancies and kidding season records for each doe and to record important facts about each kid produced. It also features pedigree charts, sire breeding habits tracking space, and note keeping space. 
• The milk production page permits you to record the daily milk produced by each doe. 

This chicken keeping log book is 200 pages long. The poultry keeping log was created to help poultry bird owners to record and keep information about the health and production of their flock all in one easy place for quick use and reference.

This log book will aid in the tracking of all the most important information about your chicken flock on a monthly basis for five years. The chicken keeping log book contains chicken records, feed tracking, egg production, hatchling records, bird health recording pages. The log book also has designated pages to track your chicken keeping income and expenses, brooder log, to do lists, taxes, as well as coop cleaning and maintenance pages. You can also jot down any other information about your flock that you think could be important to remember on the lined blank notes and pages.

• The chicken record pages offer space to track basic information about your chickens such as their breed, age, weight, color, date of birth, purchase date, cost to purchase, leg tag ID or name.
• Record the daily and seasonal egg production rate of individual chickens and the flock as whole.
• On the hatching records page of the chicken tracking log book you can note the size and frequency of egg clutches by individual hens, incubator and natural hen incubating records, and track the average number of chick deaths and successful pullets and cockerels that emerge from each hen.
• Record the feed habits of your chickens, as well as the amount you feed the flock during various seasons and how much you spend on feed. You can also track the healthy snack consumption, free range feeding habits, and scraps fed to the poultry birds.
• On the chicken keeping log book health record pages you can note the overall condition of your chickens during a quick visual weekly or monthly health check, illness of injuries sustained by individual chickens and how you treated the conditions, as well the death of a bird.
• The chicken keeping log book income and expenses section allows you to track not just feed costs but any and all expenses related to keeping a flock of poultry birds - and to record money you made from selling chicks, eggs, or mature breeder poultry birds.
• In the coop maintenance section you can track your coop cleaning and general maintenance or expansion habits, the amount of straw you use during the winter to keep the chickens warm, replacement costs for feed and water tubs, etc. 
• A digital copy of the log book will be emailed to you after purchase.

 The 71-page Survival Apothecary Quick Reference Cards is a handy at your fingertips recipe card style guide. You can easily flip through your guide to help you find the type of wild plant, herb, or root you need to address a particular issue using traditional natural remedies.

A digital PDF will be sent to your email after purchase.