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Redden State Forest Education Center

we are most fortunate for the generous support offered by the staff at the Redden state Forest. Most of or meet-ups will be held at this location in their education center north of Georgetown Delaware. These kind folks have extended their facilities to help us further our prepping goals however they do need to follow several ground rules when using the facilities.

The area is a shared public facility and there are other  people which use various parts of the forest area at the same time as our meet-ups. As such we we are advised to PLEASE drive carefully, do NOT speed through the roads and parking area. People walk their pet dogs as well as themselves and we may encounter people fishing in the small pond which is very near the Education center.

If you are a smoker do not leave cigarette butts laying around the outside of the facility. As preppers we have always adopted the policy of leave nothing behind. We must always leave the location in as good of condition as we found it.

For those unfamiliar with where the Redden State Forest is located you can put the following address into your GPS:

 18074 Redden Forest Drive,

Georgetown, DE 19947.

 

Anyone with additional questions can contact me and I will try to answer them.


 

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Left-click to view, Right-click to download 01 Handbook Of Medicinal Herbs
Left-click to view, Right-click to download 02 Culinary Herbs Their Cultivation Harvesting Curing and Uses
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Survival Training Meet-up

Easy Food Storage on a Budget
Date and Time: May 31, 2012 at 7 PM

Have you noticed the increase in cost relating to your normally weekly staple shopping at the grocery store? These prices are only going to escalate higher and higher with the increased cost of fuel. It takes truck loads of products around the nation to supply our supermarkets with food. In the event we experience a stoppage within this transportation chain for any reason what-so-ever than society tends to be disrupted and starts to disintegrate. If you have the foresight to store up on food and know the basic principles of food preservation you are essentially one step ahead of the game. Food costs will never again go down but only up and as such we should be preparing.

This scheduled meet-up will cover several topics relating to food storage and preservation and should prove to be an interesting and entertaining get together. Subjects which we intend to discuss include:

What kind of people stock up on food and what is their mindset
Nutritional requirements of emergency food supplies
Water bath canning principles
Pressure canning operations
Shelf life of stored foods
Purchasing canned foods and properly rotating your stock
All about containers – Those you can use and those you can not use
Dehydrating foods and storing them for over ten years
........ and more

We should be able to store up during the good times in order to compensate for the upcoming bad and this meet-up will help to prepare you and your family for such an event. This get together will be conducted by experienced preppers who have learned from their mistakes and are ready to instruct others so they do not make the same errors.

When: May 31, 2012 at 7 PM
Where: Redden State Park Education Center, Georgetown DE

For your convenience you may submit specific questions ahead of time. Pass the word around. Please respond if you plan to attend as we have a 25 person limit. I can be contacted at joseph.parish@survival-training.info .

 


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DelMarVa Survival Trainings Daily Features

May 2012

May 17, 2012 - "For those unfamiliar with where the Redden State Forest is located you can put the following address into your GPS:

18074 Redden Forest Drive,

Georgetown, DE 19947.

May 16, 2012 - "Reminder" Just a quick reminder to those who may be interested. Don't forget to sign up for the "Easy food Storage on a Budget" Meet-up being held on May 31, 2012 at 7 PM. The location for the class will be at the Redden State Forest Education building. Sign up is necessary as we have limited seating available. contact me at joseph.parish@survival -training.info to sign up.

May 16, 2012 - "$20 a week food storage Week Nineteen"

25 lbs. sugar $9.00
25 lbs. beans $6.00
Large box of Bisquick $5.00

Prices are approximate, use what works for your family; you may need to substitute some things.

May 16, 2012 - "Small Fruit Program" On May 22 the University of Delaware will hold a Small fruit program at the Carvel Research and Education Center 16483 County Seat Highway, Georgetown on Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 PM. They will discuss strawberry, blueberry and blackberry culture. To register contact Karen Adams at 302-856-2585 or e-mail adams@udel.edu For additional info contact Gordon Johnson at 302-856-2585 or e-mail gcjohn@udel.edu. Hope to see you there.

May 15, 2012 - "Canning Pam’s Meatballs" By Joseph Parish. Pam was recently in a canning mood and started the day by dehydrating some venison and putting it in several quart jars. However, the highlight of the day came with her pressure canning of meat balls. She has in the past canned fresh fruit, an abundance of vegetables, a variety of different meats and even complete meals. When she mentioned to me that she wanted to can meatballs I immediately did some research to ensure that it would be done safely and according to established standards. Click here

May 14, 2012 - Often I am asked by visitors to my website which method of food preservation I prefer, whether it is dehydrating or freezing items such as celery, fruit, onions, peppers and tomatoes. Each has its own desirable characteristics however I personally prefer dehydration of foods for one simple fact and that is to save energy. The point here is that most dehydrating is accomplished in the summer time where most places find the electric rates are a bit cheaper. I consider the major advantage of dehydrating to be that in the event that power is lost you need not worry yourself about losing valuable food in the freezer. I have heard horror tales of people losing their complete freezer full of food merely because a breaker tripped and they were unaware of it until it was too late. This alone is justification for dehydrating and canning over freezing. For those interested in saving money one can include the added expense of a large freezer to this justification as well. Why pay for freezer space if you are able to can or dehydrate the foods successfully.

May 14, 2012 - "Problems to be encountered when bugging out" Joseph Parish. In the majority of disaster scenarios we are confronted with one of two types of personal actions we can take towards protecting our family. We can prepare to bug in and remain at our homes or we can bug out as many people may be planning to do. If you happen to live in a major city where remaining could become a dangerous situation for not only your emergency supplies but also for your own security, perhaps your best bet may be to bug out. Even then one must have a viable plan and naturally you will need a destination as to where you would go. This destination could be anywhere but in the city whether that would be in a secure underground bunker or in a remote country location a fair distance from the dangers of the city. If all your provisions are contained in your city location you are likely to lose a good portion of them if you are unable to transport them to your safe location. Click here

May 14, 2012 - "US Army Internment Resettlement Re-Education Camp Manual" Joseph Parish. Well folks it appears as if we are due for some sobering tribulations in the not so distant future. A recently uncovered Army document completed by the DoD contains some very appalling plans for any designated political activists. The protesters will be placated by a government sponsored PSYOP officer into becoming more enthusiastic of American policies. This is not some fictional account of our future here in America, but an actual here-and-now document to be used while detaining dissidents in American prison camps. read the original document just click here

May 11, 2012 - "Our homemade Window cleaner" Joseph Parish. In this article I would like to provide my reader with a formula that will clean your home and auto windows as good as the more expensive, commercially available “Windex” brand. This window cleaner will leave no streaks what-so-ever on your window glass and you can just about hear those window panes thanking you. The actual formula uses very few ingredients and can be made quickly and hassle free. The gallon of cleaner will last you a long time making you the envy of the neighborhood. Click here

May 11, 2012 - "A homemade steam inhaler" By Joseph Parish. As I was roaming around the internet last evening I chanced upon an article which described an interesting type of homemade inhaler. Although I personally refuse to use such medical devices I felt that I owed it to my website visitors to list something similar. Who knows it might prove useful during emergencies when no other capabilities are available. There are members who might have asthma or related breathing difficulties and might find this remedy useful during emergency conditions. Click here

May 11, 2012 - "Goat class Scheduled in Maryland" The University of Maryland Extension service is scheduling a Goat Producers class which is open to the public. Read the Pamphlet on the link for information  on the class and on signing up. Click here

May 10, 2012 - "Medicinal Herb CD" Be sure to check out our newest CD. It features 25 Medicinal herb related e-books on one CD. These e-books are all in PDF format. No prepper, survivalist or homesteader can be without this CD. We are offering these CD's at a price of  $2.95 per CD which includes postage. Click here or look in the left column to see what is included in this CD.

 

May 9, 2012 - "Ham Radio License" as many already known the Federal Communications Commission has dropped the requirement to learn the Morse code in order to earn an amateur radio operators license. This change has opened the door to many people who previously would have no applied for a license. As preppers and survivalists it is to our benefit to obtain one of these ham licenses in the event of an emergency. As such I am taking a poll to see how many people would be interested in receiving free training in order to pass the FCC test to get this license. If you would be interested in this class please contact me at joseph.parish@survival-training.info and let me know. if we can get enough people together we may be able to get the local ham radio club to provide us with training and testing.

May 8, 2012 - "Best Home Remedies for Seasonal Allergies" Want relief from seasonal allergies without relying on pharmaceuticals?  This post will give you information on natural allergy relief, including herbs and supplements that help with seasonal allergies, simple tips to help with hay fever symptoms, food that reduce allergy symptoms and foods that may make allergies worse. Click here

May 8, 2012 - "Ear drops for fighting infections" Joseph Parish. My wife generally has problems with her ears if she allows water to get into the ear canal as she takes a shower. She will complain for hours at a time and after going to bed she would still be plagued by the problem in the morning. Recently I chanced upon a solution to her dilemma which can easily be created in a home environment quickly and inexpensively. Click here

May 7, 2012 - "Survival Training Meet-up: We will be holding an "Easy Food Storage on a Budget" Meet-up on May 31, 2012. This meet-up will introduce you to various ways in which you can store up on food in the event of an emergency such as dehydrating, canning or freezing. You certainly must have noticed the increase in cost relating to your weekly shopping budget at the grocery store. These prices are only going to escalate higher and higher with the increased cost of fuel. It takes truck loads of products around the nation to supply our supermarkets with food. In the event we experience a stoppage within this transportation chain for any reason what-so-ever than society tends to be disrupted and starts to disintegrate. If you have the foresight to store up on food and know the basic principles of food preservation you are essentially one step ahead of the game. Food costs will never again go down but only up and as such we should be preparing. To learn more about these procedures used for preparing long term food storage plan to attend this meet-up. The meet-up will be at the Redden State Park Education Building in Georgetown Delaware on May 31, 2012. The class is free but advance registration is necessary. we have only enough space for 25 people. To register contact me via e-mail at joseph.parish@survival-training.info .

May 7, 2012 - "$20 a week food storage Week Eighteen"

16 rolls paper towels $11.00
9 boxes tissue $9.00

Prices are approximate, use what works for your family; you may need to substitute some things.

May 4, 2012 - "Mint ice tea" Do you love the flavor of summertime ice tea with a touch of mint in it? Here are a few hints from our herb expert Laura on using that exciting herb. There are several ways to use it, you can simply place the mint in the water as you are brewing the tea or you can dry it for use in the winter months. Unfortunately it just does not taste the same as other methods. To freeze the leave first rinse them well and lay them onto a paper towel to completely dry. Next stick them into a baggie and place in your Freezer. An interesting twist to using the mint is to use it as an ice cube. Once again rinse the leaves well and make ice cubes out of them by sticking a few leaves in your cube trays and covering them with water and freezing as you would your normal ice cubes. When completely frozen pop them out of the tray and put them in a big baggie so you can use your trays for creating addition cubes.

May 2, 2012 – “Free herbal Webinar” On May 3, 2012 there will be a webinar with Aviva Romm, M.D. the author of “Naturally Healthy Babies for Children” and “The Natural Pregnancy Book”. Dr. Romm is has been a practicing herbalist and midwife for over 20 years. She is a former president of the American Herbalist Guild. This free webinar celebrates Herb Day, which is this weekend. Aviva was actually a co-founder of Herb Day! The topic of this free seminar is Outdoor Kids: Herbal First Aid for Summer”. It will cover Six fun herbal activities you can share with your kids this summer, What to pack in your simple, summer herbal first aid kit and When to use herbs and when to see the doctor. She will cover simple herbal treatments for Bites and stings, Boo-boo's and ouchies, Sunburn, Poison ivy and Allergies. Although the webinar is free you must register ahead of time. You might want to register as soon as possible as spots are limited. To register Click here

May 2, 2012 - We now have a Delmarva Survival Meet-up Page where we will keep our visitors informed as to when we have a meet-up class scheduled and where. Most classes will be held at the Redden State Park Education Center near Georgetown Delaware. To access the Meet-up page click its link to the left or click here

May 2, 2012 - "Education Center" Thanks to the kind actions of one of our visitors we now have access to the Redden State Park Education Center to hold our meet-up training sessions. What this means is we can now offer more training than we ever could. If you have a suggestion for a class or perhaps you are skilled in something special please let us know. We would be happy to help you setup something that would benefit our fellow preppers. You can let me know via email at joseph.parish@survival-training.info.

May 2, 2012 - "April's Skill Development" This months Survival skill is to create a current inventory of your food storage supplies, If you are like me and have already completed this then update it. Write down or input into your computer database how much food you have on hand of each kind and the expiration date. Get your family involved in this task as well so that it makes them more aware of the total emergency food needs and it let's them know the level of preparedness you are at as a family.

May 2, 2012 - "How far would you go?" Joseph Parish. When we consider any major disaster scenario where we would need to get home from where we work to protect our family we encounter many options which enter the picture. We start to think “A-Team Tactics” when we are hard pressed to come up with ideas. My question to my readers is just how far would you go to get home? Click here

NOTE" There is no class scheduled for April 30, 2012. The class will be rescheduled.

April 30, 2012 - "Door Security" Joseph Parish. It often will take only a single kick to force open a residential door. After spending multiple hours exploring the web in search of an improved lock system to prevent this from occurring, I found it almost impossible to locate anything to remedy the situation. The kind of lock I was seeking was one that you could "hardening" for your entry into the home and make it difficult if not impossible for a criminal to obtain entry. I wanted something solid as opposed to the standard deadbolt currently in use. Most entry products on the market today can easily be kicked in. You can purchase commercial security locks however most residential doors are simply not built to the proper thickness for the commercial style locksets. In view of the difficulty in finding a desired lock I have created alternative methods of securing the doors of my home. click here

April 30, 2012 - "Quick Down and Dirty Prepping" By Joseph Parish. I often hear people complaining that they don’t have much money to invest in emergency prepping or they will say I simply do not have enough time to stock up on all the items I would need in the event that the balloon goes up. In as few of words as possible this is a lot of bunk. In all reality you do not need to be rich to stock up and survival a 30 day ordeal safely. click here

April 30, 2012 - "$20 a week food storage Week Seventeen"

1 #10 can sliced peaches $3.00
1 #10 can sliced apples $3.00
1 #10 can fruit cocktail $3.00
1 #10 can applesauce $3.00
12 cans mushrooms pieces $6.00
2 cans pink salmon $2.00

Prices are approximate, use what works for your family; you may need to substitute some things.

April 30, 2012 - "The Divide" This movie involves nine strangers -- all tenants of a New York high rise apartment --escape a nuclear attack by hiding out in the building's bunker-like basement. Trapped for days underground with no hope for rescue, and only unspeakable horrors awaiting them on the other side of the bunker door, the group begins to descend into madness, each turning on one another with physical and psycho-sexual torment. As supplies dwindle, and tensions flare, and they grow increasingly unhinged by their close quarters and hopelessness, each act against one another becomes more depraved than the next. While everyone in the bunker allows themselves to be overcome by desperation and lose their humanity, one survivor holds onto a thin chance for escape even with no promise of salvation on the outside. Could this be how it will be in those days? Click here.

April 30, 2012 - "Hanging Gutter Garden" Have you ever wanted to start a garden but didn’t think that you had the space to do so? Well here is an excellent tip from Apartment Therapy for using old rain gutters to make a hanging garden. This is a great way to do some beginner gardening and have some fresh herbs and vegetables for your table.

April 26, 2012 - "Laura's Herb Emporium" Be sure to check out Laura Ran's Herb emporium to learn all about growing and using herbs. Click here

April 25, 2012 - "Herbal CD" Be sure to check out our newest CD. It features 38 herbal related e-books on one CD. These e-books are all in PDF format. No prepper, survivalist or homesteader can be without this CD. We are offering these CD's at a price of  $2.95 per CD which includes postage. Click here or look in the left column to see what is included in this CD.

 

April 25, 2012 - "Herb Meet-up held April 24th 2012" Our herb meet-up which was held on the 24th of April proved to be both entertaining and enjoyable. We got a chance to meet many of the people that generally appear only as a "Computer: friend. Laura Ryan provided an excellent presentation on using herbs and provided some interesting data in the form of handouts. Click here 

April 25, 2012 - "Herb Garden Box". Our version of the Herb Garden Raised bed box.

April 23, 2012 - To all those who have inquired we still have the herbal class planned for Monday evening and yes there are still openings available so feel free to show up. The last count we had approximately 25 to 30 people planning on attending.

April 23, 2012 - "Canning Chicken" - If you plan to can chicken consider this raw pack method. Cut it up into "chunks", plop in hot jars about 3/4 full then add water to within an inch of the top. Don't add seasoning as it will limit your use of the meat, You can always season it later. Put a pinch of salt in however and process pints for 75 minutes or quarts for 90 minutes. The process is quick and simple!

April 23, 2012 - "$20 a week food storage Week Sixteen"

1 carton dehydrated hash browns $5.00
12 cans diced tomatoes $6.00
12 cans whole kernel corn $6.00
6 rolls 25 sf. aluminum foil $3.00

Prices are approximate, use what works for your family; you may need to substitute some things.

April 23, 2012 - "Our traditional medicine practices may not be available some day and I feel it is important for everyone to be able to have some knowledge regarding alternate burn treatments using some things you have either in your home or in your garden. Click here

April 23, 2012 - "Survival Hint” - Ever wonder how you could make a metalized bag for electronic items in the event of a EMP? Well search no longer as your solution is as close as one of those metallic chip bags. Turn on your radio and place it in your "bag-cage", if it loses signal it is good. Or you could put a cell phone in there and call it. If it goes directly to voicemail without ringing your cage is a success.

April 23, 2012 - "Rules of Engagement and Escalation of Force for the Armed Citizen" by BK. Recently Fox News published an article about a Hew Hampshire man being arrested on reckless endangerment for discharging a firearm into the ground as a warning shot to stop a burglar. Reading that article got me thinking about what rules of engagement and escalation of force would look like for civilians. As a former infantry officer and combat veteran of the U.S. Army, I am familiar with the Army's rules of engagement (ROE) and the use of escalation of force (EOF). Click here

April 20, 2012 - "Free National Park week" During National Park Week (April 21-29), all national parks offer free admission. Whether you spend a few hours at a park near you, or take a few days to explore a park further from your home, enjoy America's great outdoors!

April 19, 2012 - " Milford Diner" Well folks we have another entry for our Good, Bad and Ugly files. This time it is the Milford Diner located in Milford Delaware. Be sure to read this review as it may save you an unpleasant experience. Click here

April 18, 2012 - "Free Weather Courses" When I was in Forward Air Control we had to learn how to read the hidden information found in the skies overhead. It was important to know the cloud height and related information on the weather conditions in order to have a successful bombing mission. If you think about it, we as preppers should be familiar with similar information. Wouldn’t you like to know what was heading your way during those weather alerts? Wouldn’t you feel more secure if you knew what the weatherman was talking about? Certainly you would. Click here

April 18, 2012 - "What food and ingredients CAN'T be safely canned?" As the canning community grows the need for new and educational post are so important. With all the information available to a newbie regarding canning on the web I am writing the list of the "do not can" ingredients and foods. Some of the listed ingredients are safe in other ways such as pumpkin is not safe to can mashed or as a pumpkin butter, but you can put up cubed pumpkin in a pressure canner. Click here

April 18, 2012 - "Recall" Dole recalls bagged salad in 15 states for salmonella. Click here

 

 

 

April 16, 2012 - "$20 a week food storage Week Fifteen"

12 cans mixed vegetables $9.00
1 #10 can instant potatoes $3.00
4 canned hams $8.00

Prices are approximate, use what works for your family; you may need to substitute some things.

April 15, 2012 - "Canning Beef in my Kitchen" By Larry Hall. Canning Beef in my kitchen!!! bought some chuck roast on sale and canning it!!! click the image below to view the video. Be patient it might take  few minutes to load. Click here

April 15, 2012 - "Upcoming Class" We re currently looking for someone with experience in making jellies and jams, Pickling, Canning and dehydrating to instruct several of our classes. If you may be interested in setting up a small hour class on the topic. Sorry but it would have to be voluntary since we don't charge for our classes. If you have the skills necessary and would like to help develop the same in your fellow preppers send email to joseph.parish@survival-training.info

April 15, 2012 - "Water Storage" Here is a very effective and clean looking water storage solution.

April 15, 2012 - "Stacked Herb Garden Is Great Solution for Small Spaces"  Victor Panichkul. There’s nothing better for someone who loves to cook than to grow their own herbs. I always look forward to spring and summer when I can just go out into the garden and snip Italian parsley, sage, rosemary, basil, thyme, oregano or chives to use in the kitchen.  We’ve lived in places where we’ve had lots of space for a vegetable and herb garden (Fort Worth, Texas) as well as places where we have had more limited space (Baltimore, Maryland and Salem, Oregon). Even though we have a nice-sized yard, the dirt in this part of Oregon is Jory clay, which is not great for growing much except pine trees. So I’ve resorted to a limited vegetable garden in an area of our yard that was not landscaped and used two raised beds measuring three feet by twelve feet. This gives me enough space to grow lettuce, sugar snap peas, green beans and bok choy most years. Click here

April 12, 2012 - New CD Listed" Be sure to check out our newest CD to be added to our list of reference materials. The CD is entitled Delmarva Survival training Greenhouse1 CD. Click here to review it and our other fine CD's.

 

 

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