Recommended Sites

There are a lot of websites out there with bogus, misleading and/or conflicting information. (Especially as it concerns "Survival Seed Banks" and "Emergency Seed Kits.") But here are some great sites that we have found to be reliable, and that will address many of the issues and questions you'll face as you begin your home garden.

• Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
  Up-to-date horticultural information and best practices designed specifically for the home gardener and homesteader.
  
  
• Gardenline
  A wealth of information from Randy Lemmon, Houston gardener extraordinaire and host of KTRH's Gardenline radio program. And Randy's very responsive to questions submitted by email!
  
  
• Seed Savers Exchange
  This is a well-respected, non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and disseminating heirloom seed, and there are hundreds of plant varieties on their website (both ornamental and edible). The prices aren't cheap; indeed, assembling one of our seed banks from this website would cost you 3-4 times more than what we charge. But if you are looking for a particular open-pollinated variety not included in your Liberty Seed Bank, this is the place to go.

TEXAS READY Reports

We regularly compose reports to help guide our customers throughout the year on what they should be doing in their gardens. These reports are sent by email free of charge to anyone who asks. If you would like to be added to the list, please send your name & email address to seeds@TexasReady.net

 

News & Commentary

• Commodity Price Indices
  Find out how prices for food, energy, metals and other commodities are changing over time.
  
  
• Honey Bee Colony Collapse
  A government study of the declining bee population and its agricultural implications.
  
  
• Getting Off the Globalist Chessboard
  Oath Keepers
  A well-written piece about the Constitution with a 4-pronged call to action.
  
  
• A New Pledge of Allegiance
  Just goes to show, there's always room for improvement!
  
  
• Texas Preparedness Group
  For those of you living in Texas and wishing to become more self-sufficient, here is a great resource.