Food & Foraging
Have the recent natural disasters around the world got you thinking about what you would do in such a situation? If so, you certainly aren’t the only one, as thousands of people across the country are beginning to think more and more about emergency preparedness. So what is involved in being prepared for an emergency? […]
Dehydrated Survival Food Is One of the Best Food Storage Options for Emergencies Read More »
If you have not stored up food and water for an emergency or a disaster, this article could be a lifesaver for you and your family. Is your reason or excuse for not being prepared the same one used by well over 300 million other Americans? The two most widely claimed excuses are, procrastination and
Basic Survival Food Storage On a Budget Read More »
Are you building up a survival food supply, but aren’t exactly sure how to go about choosing the best food storage for these items? Food, water and incidentals need to be stored differently so take this into consideration when you start building up your supply. Not only do you need to take into consideration where
Choosing the Best Food Storage for Your Survival Food Supply Read More »
No one knows when the next earthquake, hurricane or other natural disaster will hit. Civil unrest can occur in a very short period of time and require that you have the means to stay indoors for at least 72-hours, or perhaps even longer. But what if you had to remain inside for a week? How
The Importance of Freeze Dried Food For Emergency Preparedness Read More »
After food has been freeze dried what else can be done to preserve it? The freeze drying process removes 98% of the water from food, stopping bacterial growth as well as killing insects and their eggs. Beyond freeze drying further to preserve food and increase shelf life, oxygen is the main enemy. If the food
Improve Survival Food Storage – Oxygen Absorbers and Nitrogen Packing Read More »
Spring is a time for rebirth. A call to leave the darkness of winter behind and head outside for sunshine and longer days. The shift from winter to spring happens quickly, providing the baseline truth in the phrase “spring has sprung”. You may be shoveling the driveway one day and then see a skunk cabbage
Top Tips for Spring Foraging Read More »
