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LONG TERM FOOD STORAGE

My SHTF WROL Food Prep

I forgot the Pasta, about 60-70 lbs. Dried milk and "Krusteaz" pancake batter - 20 lbs. Storing it in the rubbermaid container to keep moisture to a minimum and vermin, etc. … [Read More...]

Prepping tips Food Storage and SHTF Plan

We started prepping. Worried about inflation, rising food prices and the overall state of the economy not only the US but the world economic … [Read More...]

Verifying The Status Of Your Tankless Water Heaters

For today’s typical American home, fifty percent of the household’s total annual energy expense can be caused by heating and cooling expenses. Numerous people have, through the … [Read More...]

Long Term Food Storage – pt 1 of 2

I have used the dry ice method (which I describe in these two vids) before but this was the first … [Read More...]

Long Term Food Storage by Joe Tactical

Food storage... Let's all learn from each other... Just my 2 cents. … [Read More...]

WHAT FOOD TO STORE

Survival Garden (This may save you life!) Must see.

John Lipscomb shows how he protects his food in a situation of necessary caution. In case of emergency you will not suddenly retain this vital informative video … [Read More...]

SHTF Food Storage Longterm

I decided to get some long term food to help fill in the holes I currently have in that area. … [Read More...]

Peaches plus a VERY happy new year

Yummy Peaches from Emergency Essentials on sale. Sweet.. Happy New Year everyone.. Only 9pm here on the Left Coast... so we are just getting ready to … [Read More...]

Living Gluten Free: Hidden Sources of Gluten in Food Storage Containers

Watch the next video: www.youtube.com Part 5: Hidden Sources of Gluten in Alcohol Watch the rest of this Living Gluten Free talk: www.youtube.com For more information about … [Read More...]

sunchokes aka jerusalem artichokes

www.permies.com Sunchokes (Jerusalem Artichokes) can be harvested all winter. No canning. No drying. No root cellar. Once established they typically require zero care. They taste a little … [Read More...]