DIY GARDEN: resources

Showing posts with label resources. Show all posts

Using Renewable Resources for Barter

In most survival situations, you will need to conserve as many of your resources as possible. While barter remains one of the best ways to trade what you have for what you need, you can conserve many of your resources which may be limited by using renewable resources for barter.

There are many items that can be used for barter that will not deplete your resources to the point of no return. You can also use your barter skills to trade for items that are renewable. Non-hybrid seeds are one such item that can offer you a renewable resource that makes an excellent barter item.

An example of a great item that serves as a renewable resource for barter is eggs. You don’t trade your chickens but you can trade their eggs without putting a strain on your resources. This will enable you to replenish your resources without using finite or limited resources. Many times using renewable resources for barter can also help you to establish routine trading patterns to keep additional resources available on a regular basis.

Got renewable resources for barter?

Staying above the water line!

Riverwalker

Using Renewable Resources for Barter

Improvising for Your Survival Dealing with Limited Resources

When your resources are limited due to a crisis, your ability to improvise will help you survive and find the resources you may be lacking. It will be your ability to “make do” with what is available that will enable you to survive even the worst of circumstances.

The problem with resources is the fact that they may not be readily apparent at first glance. The more common the use of an item has will be a definite deterrent to the process. This will make it harder for you to envision a different use that can be applied to fit your needs. We all have a tendency to view things in a more normal application of their use during normal times.

In a period of crisis, you will need to switch your thinking to an “outside of the box” mentality. This is where a simpler type of thinking will be of benefit. The best way to approach the problem of limited resources is by viewing everything as a multi-use item.

Many of us are familiar with various multi-use items like a bandanna or duct tape. This can also be applied to a multitude of different items in a crisis. Just don’t limit your thoughts to the specific or more common use of an item and you will find new ways to use things that aren’t readily apparent. Don’t place arbitrary limits on your resources until you’ve given it some thought.

Got a solution for limited resources?

Staying above the water line!

Riverwalker

Improvising for Your Survival Dealing with Limited Resources