American Survival Magazine Releases New Book on Building a Greenhouse

October 21, 2016; Boynton Beach, FL: Survivalist Magazine, the preeminent publication within the preparedness community, eagerly announces the release of their latest survival guide; “How to Build a Greenhouse.” This survival guide represents the company’s continued efforts to reduce their environmental footprint and overall impact by offering digital renditions and audio book formats. “How to Build a Greenhouse,” is available for immediate purchase and download at through the Amazon Kindle store.

“Our survival guides are readily available to our subscription base in digital format,” explains George Shepherd, publisher of Survivalist Magazine. “How to Build a Greenhouse is one of the most sought after survival guides we have assembled and published. Several of our more recent members have indicated that this guide led them to make the decision to subscribe to our online service.”

As a survival guide, “How to Build a Greenhouse,” details the steps and procedures a person could follow to build a greenhouse from the ground up. Purchasers of “How to Build a Greenhouse,” will unearth all the pertinent details on getting their greenhouse erected and operational.

As a valued member and respected leader within the preparedness industry, Survivalist Magazine and all its educational resources, found online at survivalist.com, continue to set the example for other publications in the community to follow. The company continues to ensure all content created is made available in digital and/or audio formats. This provides Survivalist Magazine the opportunity to reach more of their target audience, while simultaneously reducing unnecessary waste that plagues the physical print industry.

Survivalist Magazine, the most respected resource for preparedness related content, is affordably priced and immediately available in digital format, as are all back issues and “out of print” publications. The company maintains contact with their subscription base through online Social Media channels, blog posts, webinars, DIY projects, workshops, and survival guides.