Building a survival food supply from long-term dry goods doesn't have to be expensive or difficult. This is fondly referred to in our family as "hunger insurance." Best of all, the premiums are edible.
In Prep Step #9, you will build a shelf-stable food supply that can last for many years to ensure that your family doesn't go hungry when times get tough.
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An inexpensive place to purchase basic dry goods in #10 cans ready for storage is at a Home Storage Center operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints providentlivin...
Links discussed in the video:
**Valley Food Storage (good option for "clean" food storage) alnk.to/6mJGeVp
**Ready Hour Food Storage bit.ly/3V7aj5p
**Harvest Right Home Freeze Dryer bit.ly/3hb9CpX
**Wallaby Mylar bags and oxygen absorbers bit.ly/3fmgEqD. Use the promo code PROVIDENT5 for $5 off.
**Food Data Central (for moisture content) fdc.nal.usda.g...
Reading Assignments at TheProvidentPrepper.org :
Long Term Food Storage: Creative Solutions to Build a Critical Asset
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Packaging Dry Foods in Plastic Bottles for Long Term Food Storage
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Packaging Dry Foods in Glass Jars for Long Term Food Storage
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How to Package Dry Foods in Mylar Bags for Long Term Storage
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How to Safely Use Oxygen Absorbers to Extend the Shelf Life of Long Term Food Storage
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Long Term Food Storage: Best Containers and Treatment Methods
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3 Months' Supply of Food: Amazing Peace of Mind
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The Difference Between Short-Term and Long-Term Food Storage
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8 Food Storage Enemies and How to Slay Them
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Food Storage “How and Where” Action Plan
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Homework
Set a realistic goal to start building your long-term food supply. Remember ... slow and steady wins the race. We NEVER encourage anyone to go into debt to purchase food storage or tools. You can do this very inexpensively if you get creative and aren't afraid to work hard.
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24 авг 2024