As urban living becomes increasingly unsustainable, more Americans are turning to homesteading\u2014a trend highlighted in the upcoming Prepare Tribe docu-series. Alex and Morgan Mitchell, who run a Michigan-based seed company, share their journey from urban gardening to full-scale farming. The series offers practical advice on raising livestock, medicinal herbs, and emergency preparedness, encouraging viewers to break free from reliance on fragile supply chains.<\/p>\n In a recent interview with Mike Adams of\u00a0Brighteon.com<\/a><\/em>, Alex and Morgan Mitchell detailed their transition from small-scale urban gardening to running a thriving homestead and seed business. What began as a passion for growing heirloom seeds for their family evolved into Arc the Seed Company, which now provides survival-grade seed kits to thousands of families nationwide.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019ve been in the preparedness space for a while,\u201d Morgan explained. \u201cChickens, cows, bees, maple syrup\u2014we\u2019ve done it all.\u201d But their biggest mission? Educating others on self-sufficiency. Their upcoming docu-series, Prepare Tribe, set to stream for free on\u00a0BrightU.com<\/a><\/em>\u00a0starting April 5, covers everything from soil amendments to water filtration, livestock care, and community-building.<\/p>\n One startling statistic the Mitchells shared: only 3% of seeds in the U.S. are heirloom varieties, meaning the vast majority are hybrids or GMOs. \u201cSeeds could become currency,\u201d Morgan warned, referencing a prophetic dream his sister had about trading silver coins for bean seeds.<\/p>\n Their All-in-One Seed Kit contains 50,000 seeds across 70 varieties, including high-protein beans, calorie-dense field corn, and medicinal herbs. Unlike survival seed kits packed with lettuce (which offers negligible calories), theirs prioritizes nutrition and long-term sustainability.<\/p>\n Alex demonstrated how just 300 corn seeds can yield five 5-gallon buckets of harvest\u2014proof that small efforts multiply into food security.<\/p>\n While many preppers focus on stockpiling ammo, the Mitchells emphasize community, food sovereignty, and practical skills.<\/p>\n \u201c80% of Americans live in urban or suburban areas,\u201d Morgan noted. \u201cThey don\u2019t need wilderness survival skills\u2014they need to know how to purify water, grow food, and build trusted networks.\u201d<\/p>\n Their Prepare Tribe series tackles:<\/p>\n For beginners overwhelmed by homesteading, Alex and Morgan\u2019s advice is simple: Start with one skill. Whether it\u2019s planting a balcony herb garden, learning to pressure-can tomatoes, or bartering seeds with a neighbor, every step counts.<\/p>\n \u201cYou don\u2019t need 20 acres and a tractor,\u201d Morgan said. \u201cWe began with a single raised bed.\u201d<\/p>\n The Prepare Tribe docu-series streams free for 10 days starting April 5 at\u00a0BrightU.com<\/a><\/em>, with an optional purchase for lifetime access. As a bonus, their Backyard Seed Kit will be 50% off from March 28 to April 14\u2014an invitation to take the first step toward food independence.<\/p>\n Watch the full episode of the \u201cHealth Ranger Report\u201d with Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, Alex and Morgan Mitchell as they\u00a0discuss challenges and strategies in preparedness<\/a>.<\/p>\n This video is from the\u00a0Health Ranger Report channel on\u00a0Brighteon.com<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n Homesteading 101: How to start your own medicinal herb garden<\/a><\/p>\n Urban gardening: 6 Vegetables to grow in your backyard<\/a><\/p>\n Revolutionize your diet with pomegranate: The miracle juice for gut health and metabolism<\/a><\/p>\n Sources include:<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/naturalblaze.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/2025-03-31-BBN-Interview-with-ARK.jpg\")
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