Here are some links to the books we talked about. **Food Storage for Self-Sufficiency and Survival: The Essential Guide for Family Preparedness amzn.to/3OqM2p1 **Mini Farming: Self-Sufficiency on 1/4 Acre amzn.to/3s4Z6ZV **Emergency Medical Responder: Your First Response in Emergency Care - Navigate Essentials Access amzn.to/3Yzb2z9 **The Complete Wilderness Training Book amzn.to/3qm9xrm **Stay Alive!: Survival Skills You Need amzn.to/441pYXR **Build the Perfect Bug Out Bag: Your 72-Hour Disaster Survival Kit amzn.to/3qhhnTl **Build the Perfect Survival Kit amzn.to/3s58Ljf **Be Expert with Map and Compass amzn.to/3s59yAJ **The Ultimate Book of Every Day Knots amzn.to/3qeuODy **Financial Peace Revisited amzn.to/45kbRy1 **The Financial Peace Planner: A Step-by-Step Guide to Restoring Your Family's Financial Health amzn.to/3DOHTq1 **The Provident Prepper: A Common-Sense Guide to Preparing for Emergencies amzn.to/47lB6lf **Disaster Preparedness for EMP Attacks and Solar Storms amzn.to/3OwalSy **Handbook to Practical Disaster Preparedness for the Family amzn.to/4466YaK **Prepper's Instruction Manual: 50 Steps to Prepare for any Disaster amzn.to/3qpCaEa **The Humanure Handbook amzn.to/450u8Au **Handbook for Survival - Information for Saving Lives During Radiation Releases and Other Disasters amzn.to/45hZ7b8 **Nuclear War Survival Skills Updated and Expanded 2022 amzn.to/3rU5qmL **Cookin' with Home Storage amzn.to/3DOzbIo **Country Beans amzn.to/453maqs **Feasting on Food Storage amzn.to/45lJhwk **Complete Dehydrator Cookbook: How to Dehydrate Fruit, Vegetables, Meat & More amzn.to/445E2Q6 **Smith & Hawken: The Gardeners' Community Cookbook amzn.to/3Ov9Zvq **The Only Beginner Freeze Drying Book You'll Ever Need amzn.to/3QA6Mxl **Herbal First Aid and Health Care by Kyle D. Christensen amzn.to/3YprSk0 **The Native American Herbalist's Bible amzn.to/450vjQG **Beyond Wheat & Weeds amzn.to/3rZuitr **Armageddon Medicine: How to be your own doctor in 2012 and beyond. An instruction manual. amzn.to/3OqXAss **Whittling in the Wild amzn.to/3OOXYT9 **The Homesteader's Herbal Companion: The Ultimate Guide to Growing, Preserving, and Using Herbs amzn.to/3DOPbKp **Indoor edible Garden amzn.to/3DOyheY **The Living Soil Handbook: The No-Till Grower's Guide to Ecological Market Gardening amzn.to/443UNeq **JADAM Organic Farming amzn.to/453ud6O **The No-Till Organic Vegetable Farm amzn.to/47lQYnZ **Gaia's Garden: A Guide to Home-Scale Permaculture amzn.to/43Zb4l6 **Propagating Plants: How to Create New Plants for Free amzn.to/47mgDgf **Seed to Seed: Seed Saving and Growing Techniques for Vegetable Gardeners amzn.to/3YtDbYl Thanks for being part of the solution!

My first pick, the Bible!

@TerriPs91

11 ай бұрын

Always!

@TheProvidentPrepper

11 ай бұрын

Amen!

@Lilian_Batista

11 ай бұрын

Sempre! God bless u!

@susanblahnik6173

11 ай бұрын

You need many to hand out to others! The Most Important Book is the Bible!!!

@Psalm.146

11 ай бұрын

Yessssss!!! Blessings and greetings from Chicagoland. 🙋🏽‍♀️

The ball canning book. It's basic and easy to follow.

Sewing and home maintenance

I just got THE PROVIDENT PREPPER. It is outstanding, I highly recommend it. The authors are Kylene and Jonathan Jones, by their teamwork and talent, they make reading this book enjoyable. Thank you for the additional list of worthy books for our benefit. Happy trails!

@Psalm.146

11 ай бұрын

I've got it, too! 😊

@TheProvidentPrepper

11 ай бұрын

Thanks! I'm so glad that you like the book!

Wonderful video! I too collect gardening, cooking and food prep books. I love your collection! Now I have a new list of books on my wish list! I have a lot of used and second hand books that I have purchased at library used book sales and auctions. I have several of the Foxfire series books, they are some of my favorites! I recently purchased ‘Wild Remedies How to forage healings foods and craft your own herbal medicine’ by Rosalee De La Forte & Emily Han. I am really enjoying it! ‘Carrots Love Tomatoes’ is also an all time favorite book of mine. I also have books on fiber crafts that teach basic hand spinning, felting, and fiber dying with plants. I taught life skill classes to school age children for many years and it always amazed me how readily they took to the basic skills needed to create fiber and yarn. I believe that books on basic hand sewing, knitting, weaving, darning, etc. are also very useful to have. I would love to see further videos highlighting your favorite books. It was very helpful to have the medical/1st aid information input from your guest. This was really a great video. Thank you!

Great ideas! I actually bought "Feasting On Food Storage" last year, and I love it! It's not just a recipe book, and it shows you how to collect preps in an organized way! The recipes are really good, too. I've used some of them. I have The Lost Book Of Herbal Remedies, and a couple of others covering that topic. I have a lot of articles saved on my phone that need to go on paper. I also purchased "Everything Worth Preserving" by Mellisa K. Norris. It covers all the ways you can preserve food, and is really comprehensive. I also purchased on pre-sale the book, "The Modern Pioneer" by Mary Shrader of Mary's Nest. She is fantastic, and her videos are like taking an intensive home ec class! The book has all that in it, and I expect it to be very helpful in years to come.

@Sssssssssssunflower

11 ай бұрын

Admire Mary & learn so much from her! Can't wait to get her book.

Wow....got your book last week and also have The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies. I may be ordering more after watching this important video. Love your channel and have followed many of your prepping ideas and techniques. Thanks for sharing all your important knowledge!!!

@TheProvidentPrepper

11 ай бұрын

Thanks! Nick is a wealth of knowledge!

I store LDS beans, wheat, oats, rice, milk powder, sweeteners, one year supply. If Aldi's closes I am in big trouble. I garden at Aldis. Love my 15 acre, off grid, water access Nature Retreat in northern MN watching you on the Verizon internet gateway cube. Reception is amazing for being off grid. Love the education and books. Nothing beats practice. This is my 345th trip to my nature retreat. I am still learning so much. Lots of this stuff takes three years to really understand. Be prepared. Practice.

Nick is a great guest. He is very well-spoken. I really like his perspective.

@brickhouseprep

11 ай бұрын

Thank you. I appreciate it.

Important book when you need to cook with basic ingredients : atio: The Simple Codes Behind the Craft of Everyday Cooking (Ruhlman's Ratios)

I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!! Thank you PP and Nick. I love that you included financial book. I’ll be going to Barnes and Noble today. I always check at Deseret Industries or thrift stores for books.

I have either 6-7 of those books that was mentioned. I have been steadily increasing my book collection over the years. Might add the series of FOXFIRE, container gardening, The 1 Second After series ( has what in theory people will do ), hunting-trapping books, possible home maintenance books, projects for self sufficiency, foraging books, Square Foot Gardening book, care of small animals/livestock, fermenting books

Possession is such a big deal. Prioritize and get possession of needs, especially stuff on the A list, like food. I love the internet but practice is the most valuable, honest experience. Love my Ryobi power hand tools being off grid.

What about canning, fermenting and dehydrating books

@TheProvidentPrepper

11 ай бұрын

Yup!!! I forgot to show my canning book but the dehydrating and freeze-drying books are there.

@brickhouseprep

11 ай бұрын

I bought a few books on dehydrating foods at Cabelas. Try there.

Great content and well said.

Fantastic video thank you

All good books. I have books on growing mushrooms and intermediate books on formulas. Distilling and pressing oils and tinctures

He's like, "they're kinda geekish." 😂

Everyone should have several shelves of SHTF books. Obvious choices are gardening, animal husbandry, medical first aid and herbal remedies for minor issues ( remember to plant a culnary and medical herb patch now) , home butchering, hunting and trapping skills, home maintainance, food preservation, sewing, bush skills etc. Many can be found in second hand shops economically.EMP, grid down and censorship proof.

@user-sk7zc1fc5u

10 ай бұрын

If SHTF, wild game will be gone in about two weeks. and, besides you and thousands of others will be hunting at the same time and maybe the same place.

WOW. Supposedly the 1st.

Go to the library and make notes or find out if you think the book is good for you. I have my own notebook full of gardening stuff from books i borrowed.

I have different books on the same subjects…the one we shared n this video was “Seed To Seed”. It’s probably the best one on the subject. New Sub here! Lol Joel

@TheProvidentPrepper

11 ай бұрын

Welcome!

A bunch of books that I found/find useful are the Collins Gems, they are pocket sized reference books on subjects like foraging, knot tying, the SAS Survival Guide, Mushrooms and many more. They are easy to use outdoors and not heavy or bulky so you will use them. You never hear Americans mention them and they are published in the US, it says so in the books.

If the Internet & grid is down, it's too late to "prep"

@TheProvidentPrepper

11 ай бұрын

You are right. We will need to learn to be self-reliant and take care of our own needs. The reference books will be incredibly valuable.

Mmmm books.

His name reminds me of oh yeah Mitch Miller

The updated book is total money makeover financial peace is an older book.

@brickhouseprep

11 ай бұрын

Having read both books and I can say both books are very similar and both are sold in the bookstore. . They have revised and updated the Financial Peace book. I chose it because it is slightly more comprehensive and the workbook works well with it.

I’d love to recommend a question for Joseph Bell on food safety. IS IT SAFE TO STORE FEED CORN FOR LONG TERM STORGE AND HUMAN CONSUMPTION?… a lot of preppers recommend this because of its affordability and claim that some food is even made with feed corn. SHOULD WE BE CONCERNED BOUT AFLATOXINS? - Can that problem be eliminated in triple cleaned corn that is Aflatoxin tested? Thanks, love the videos!

@TheProvidentPrepper

11 ай бұрын

I'll ask.

Great books. I need book recommendations for my grandsons. They and their family are just getting going on homesteading and prepping. Coming up is a twelve year old that loves animals and exploring and a fourteen year old that loves electronics.

@brickhouseprep

11 ай бұрын

A local Boy Scout store has lots of great manuals and books for that age group. Bought some because my wife thinks I should be a merit badge instructor for first aid and disaster preparedness 😜. I think I saw the whittling book Kylene mentioned at our local store. Hope this helps.

@barefootmdn

11 ай бұрын

Ugh, I broke up in a Boy Scout home! Why didn't I think of that. Thank you.

Read the great controversy by Ellen g white

The body is more than food and clothes , only The Lord can truly save us if it is his will to do so. It is however good to prepare ahead of time very much like Joseph did when he foresaw the famine coming, when he was in Egypt and was in a position of power under Pharaoh ,to do so. We shouldn't just be lacksidaysickle and say God will take care of it, we should prepare for the worse and hope for the best. Even if our preps all disappear or are all destroyed The Lord will always be there. My number 1 book to rely on in good or bad times is The Holy Bible it is the only real source for the hope that I have in the promise of the coming Kingdom Of God, not to survive some post-apocalyptic Mad Max world, eating freeze-dried food out of a mylar bag, and fighting off marauders looking to take our resources.

@user-sk7zc1fc5u

10 ай бұрын

In WWII, the Jews thought God was with them. That didn't go well with them.

@user-kx9mt1kb5k

10 ай бұрын

Many survived Pharaoh at the Exodus , many survived Nebuchadnezzar and the fall of Jerusalem, many survived Hitler and the Holocost, and many will survive the Tribulation too.@@user-sk7zc1fc5u

No thank you Dave Ramsey