Preparing an Emergency Food Supply

Preparing an Emergency Food Supply, Short Term Food Storage

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  1. Survivalsupplies

    No single food storage plan will work for everyone. Each family’s needs differ. The most important thing is to start storing just a few items today and add a little more each month.
    Survival Supplies

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  2. Food Insurance

    The other day I ran across a yard sale where they were selling their extra emergency water storage containers for dirt cheap. Unfortunately someone beat me to them who was going to use them to go on their family adventures out to the desert. That brought up a good point. It's a good idea to have an emergency water supply at home as well as on your vacation (especially if it's in the desert). Just make sure the kids know they can't have a water fight with it.

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  3. Beau Armstrong

    Outstanding content ….thanks. Very helpful links out to UGA as well…many thanks. I am new to this subject, so I can use all the help I can get. Storable Food Supply

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  4. prepareyourfamilytoday

    That is so true Food Insurance. I found great things to help and add to my food storage and my emergency survival kits at yard sales, I even found things to add to my kids individual emergency kit too. Yards sales, discount store like Salvation Army has great stuff to help grow your emergency kits.

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  5. mamajacs

    I think I speak for many when I say there is no way I could afford to put together a preparedness program immediately. It seems a little over whelming at first, but if you just use a little commonsense and do your research you can start and add to your collection on a weekly basis. I really enjoyed and learned alot with this website and I will return to read somemore. Thanks for all the good info.

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  6. King Neece

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