by homesteader » 16 Jan 2024 09:03
We’ll cut to the chase. Collecting snow and ice is sometimes the only option for natural water collection in winter. The rest of the year offers numerous options from harvesting rain to pulling water from springs, creeks and lakes. But in winter, thing get complicated. Lakes and rivers are frozen and rain comes down as snow.
Most people don’t spend lot of time harvesting water from natural resources. However, there are occasions when finding water from other sources is either necessary or desired as an alternative. Here are few situations that make a natural water harvest like snow and ice a good idea.
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We’ll cut to the chase. Collecting snow and ice is sometimes the only option for natural water collection in winter. The rest of the year offers numerous options from harvesting rain to pulling water from springs, creeks and lakes. But in winter, thing get complicated. Lakes and rivers are frozen and rain comes down as snow.
Most people don’t spend lot of time harvesting water from natural resources. However, there are occasions when finding water from other sources is either necessary or desired as an alternative. Here are few situations that make a natural water harvest like snow and ice a good idea. [b][size=150][url=https://homesteadsurvivalsite.com/how-to-harvest-snow-and-ice-as-drinking-water/]READ FULL ARTICLE[/url][/size][/b]
