19 Cheap Appalachian-Tested Tractor Supply Items Every American Should Stockpile

Go check your kitchen right now. Can you make fire without touching a wall switch or a stove dial? Most folks can't, and that's not a knock on you, it's just a thing nobody ever showed you. I've been putting a few plain things back on the shelf my whole life, the same way my granddaddy did, and none of it takes much money. In this one I walk you through nineteen things sitting at your local Tractor Supply right now, on an ordinary day when nobody's thinking twice about them. Matches and a can opener that don't need power. Metal cans that keep the mice out. A lamp that burns oil instead of batteries. Wool, cast iron, canning jars, a way to warm one room and a way to make bad water safe to drink. Every one of them is cheap, and every one of them was just common sense to people living up here before the wires ever came through. I'll tell you which one to buy first, which step folks always skip, and why the water filter sits at the very top of the list when everything else is done. Come sit a spell and I'll walk you through it, one item at a time.