Backyard Animal Farming for Survival PLR – How to Use Livestock for Food, Dairy, Clothing and More in a Small Space Backyard
Backyard Animal Farming for Survival
How to Use Livestock for Food, Dairy, Clothing and More in a Small Space Backyard
Backyard Animal Farming for Survival
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Backyard Animal Farming for Survival
My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called Backyard Animal Farming for Survival and this is a report that helps survival preppers make a plan to use animals in their efforts to achieve self-sufficiency in preparation for a supply chain shortage where food is unavailable or just for better health reasons. Livestock can be used for food, dairy, clothing, candlemaking, and even firestarter, so it’s a skill many will want to learn for worst case food supply shortage events that we hope will never happen.
This 6-page 2,655-word report covers the following:
– Raising Chickens Is an Easy Source of Protein
– How Goats Can Provide for Your Family in Many Ways
– The Simplicity of Raising Pigs on Your Homestead
– Rabbits Are a Fast Food Source with Other Benefits
– Allow Sheep to Serve a Purpose for Your Family in an Emergency
– Bonus: Become a Beekeeper for Two Reasons
– Bonus: Don’t Forget to Stock Your Pond with Fish
** This report comes in both Word and TXT formats
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How to Use Livestock for Food, Dairy, Clothing and More in a Small Space Backyard
