As part
of your food storage please consider ordering the best super foods --
Northern Edge® organically-grown
milled flaxseed & fresh wheat germ, and
Delicious Greens 8000TM
at a tremendous savings.
It is
quite economical to order Northern Edge flax by the case of 12 bags.
You can get it at very low price by ordering in case lots via
freight carrier. You could combine orders with friends and neighbors
to bring in 24 cases of flax and wheat germ at a substantial savings.
NOTE:
It is recommended that these items be consumed and replaced over the
course of 12 to 18 months.
Here is the math
regarding usage:
1 case of 12 bags
of flax, or 1 case of Delicious Greens 8000 is approximately a:
-
1 year
supply for 1 adult
-
6 month
supply for 2 adults
-
4 month
supply for 3 adults
-
3 month
supply for 4 adults
1 case of 10 bags
of wheat germ is approximately a:
-
20 month
supply for 1 adult
-
10 month
supply for 2 adults
-
7 month
supply for 3 adults
-
5 month
supply for 4 adults
If your household
is small in number, perhaps you can assemble an order among
friends and relatives.
NOTE: In a
crisis, more than the normal amount of each of these items may be consumed for
nutritional sustenance.
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Other food items to consider
storing:
~ grains (wheat, barley,
rice, millet, buckwheat, quinoa, corn, etc.)
~ seeds (alfalfa,
sunflower, flax, chia, sesame, clover, amaranth, etc.)
~ legumes (beans, peas,
chickpeas, lentils, etc.)
~ whole grain pasta
~ canned tomato and pasta
sauce
~ dehydrated vegetable
chips, organic corn chips, whole grain crackers, etc.
~ produce that can keep
for a while unrefrigerated (eg., squash, potatoes, carrots, apples,
etc.
Most grains, seeds and beans
are sproutable. Have containers suitable for sprouting on hand.
During the growing season,
have a substantial garden. You can also experiment with growing food
indoors in the Fall and winter, and getting garden plants started early
in the Spring.
Maintain a supply of various heirloom
vegetable and herb seeds (standard strains, not hybrids).
At the least, you could consider
walling off an area of your basement to build a safe room away from windows.
Even better would be to dig an enclosed safe shelter that is not directly under a
structure that could collapse in on it. You could knock out a section of basement
wall for access. It
would be wise to have an
alternative route for escape from such a shelter as well.
Shelter design plans should
include containers and/or equipment for water supply, food storage and prep, exercise and sleeping, and methods for
lighting, temperature control, air ventilation and elimination of wastes. It is also important to
store medical supplies, nutritional supplements, clothing, flashlights,
batteries, candles and off-grid heating and cooking equipment.
Once any
disaster events subside on the Earth's surface would begin a time of clean
up. Survivalists advise having seeds and tools ready and be prepared for the
planting of food crops in the Spring, after the time of greatest
disturbances has passed.
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