Food and Water Storage

rayb · rayb

http://www.wikihow.com/Keep-Chickens-in-a-City Dunno who might find this useful... but I think it'd be fun to try, were it not for the neighbor's dog that always gets into our yard... --Ray

mirkwood · mirkwood

USDA Drops an Agricultural Bombshell! by Sean Brodrick The USDA dropped a bombshell last week reporting that U.S. wheat stockpiles may fall to the lowest level in 59 years! As disturbing as that is, it is 100% bullish for grain prices, especially given soaring worldwide demand for agricultural pro...

Cat Herder · Cat Herder

Banana-Flavored Twinkies Return to Shelves After Half-Century Hiatus Just in case you need these for your food storage...

arbilad · arbilad

I got my baby chicks in the mail today. They're incredibly cute, and they're already eating and drinking well. We have the heat lamp and all that stuff to keep them happy and healthy. The barred rocks are a nice black color, the araucanas are brown with interesting markings, and the rare breed (we don't...

arbilad · arbilad

I don't know where the thread is where I talked about this earlier, so I just created a new one. My chickens, even though most of them are breeds that lay well in the cold, had mostly stopped laying eggs. However, my mom told me that if you feed them high protein cat food mixed in with their normal feed,...

Valhalla · Valhalla

I just learned that, at least in the Kansas City area but I believe church wide, will no longer sell the one month kits as the FDA says they don't meet nutritional requirements. Also, the cannery will no longer allow you to bring in your own items to can. Also, the cannery will no longer have the followi...

Cocobeem · Cocobeem

Just got this in an email from the Church cannery dealie... Please be advised that details are being finalized to re-introduce potato pearls into the Home Storage Centers starting the first of January 2008. Instead of coming in a 40# box they will come in a 21# boxes, each containing twelve 28oz packe...

mirkwood · mirkwood

Here is the presentation I have been giving in our ward members homes at the request of my bishop. Feel free to use the information just credit me with writing it please and provide a link back to my site if you post it anywhere. http://www.rogmo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=205

lundbaek · lundbaek

A corn stalk with however many ears generates far more waste than the edible kernels. Any ideas on how to use the corn cob, husks, and stalks for other than composte?

lundbaek · lundbaek

In the August Ensign is an insert from the First Presidency that addresses preparedness. I'm not surprised at this extra push for preparedness. Among my LDS friends and associates there seems to be a rising concern about preparing for various possible senarios that could make us real glad for wha...

rayb · rayb

-- Edited by arbilad at 11:21, 2007-07-24

hiccups · hiccups

BTW, not to thread hijack, but your point helps prove something that the prophets have been saying for decades - your food storage should be composed of the simplest foods that will sustain life. Thus the emphasis on wheat, rice, etc. I get so tired of people saying, "But I'd rather die than eat th...

arbilad · arbilad

I'm thinking of trying square foot gardening this year. Has anyone else tried it? The new version of the book has some refinements on the old method.

rayb · rayb

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Gnocchi I love gnocchi. --Ray

rayb · rayb

http://www.wikihow.com/Cure-Olives In case you ever wondered... --Ray

arbilad · arbilad

I'm interested to know how many people on this board are working on their year's supply. I have mine, but I definitely want to expand it.

rayb · rayb

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Rice-Cooker-Bread Do you have a rice cooker? Well if you do... here's something that looks fun to try... --Ray

rayb · rayb

I live in a relatively urban area and have a pretty small farm, but this talk of chickens got me thinking. What if I were to purchase a tract of land somewhere just to create a garden or do aggie type work on? (Anyone who knows me personally at this point has just fallen on the ground dying with laughter......

rayb · rayb

I've started a new mental game (or policy) that may be inspired, I dunno... I just do these things from time to time... Often I find myself going to CostCO to pick up something for the family. Sometimes I like to look at videos or some contraption that is purely for entertainment purposes, and my shoppi...

arbilad · arbilad

For the first time, I'm trying to make beef jerky in my dehydrator. I'm thinking that if it's a fairly good way to put protein into my year's supply. Also I can experiment with different marinades. My concern is that, if it turns out too well, my family won't leave anything for the year's supply.

Mahonri · Mahonri

The Purina Diet I was in Wal-Mart buying a large bag of Purina for my dog Lilly and was in line to check out. A woman behind me asked if I had a dog ... Duh! I was feeling a bit crabby, (having to step foot in Wal-Mart) so on impulse, I told her no, I was starting The Purina Diet again, although I p...

mirkwood · mirkwood

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mirkwood · mirkwood

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crazymom5 · crazymom5

Do any of you have MREs in your storage? If so, what ones do you like the best? Do you have the heat packs and do they work very well? My Army son says the Army has some pretty good MREs and he usually just eats them cold out in the field, but I've never had one and am afraid to try them. Dh has only had the bac...

mirkwood · mirkwood

One of my co-worker's dad is a regional representative for the church Welfare Program. My buddy passed a message along from his dad to me about the upcoming General Conference. There will be some talk on the topic, including a change to the program. 3 months food/water, build your savings, get out of d...

arbilad · arbilad

This article talks about the extreme mismanagement and waste at FEMA. In addition, there were many reports that FEMA actually hindered private relief efforts during Katrina while themselves not providing sufficient relief. You have to wonder about them when they booked evacuees onto cruise shi...

arbilad · arbilad

Anyone know how to grow alpine strawberries? Supposedly if you know what you're doing you can grow them from seed. But I don't know what I'm doing. I understand that they taste much more like a strawberry than a standard strawberry does. In Russian they're even called by a separate w...

arbilad · arbilad

Have any of you tried curing or smoking meat? I saw a recipe in my cookbook for corned beef, which I am interested in trying because I love corned beef. It involves putting the beef in brine for three weeks. This brine includes salt peter, which turns the meat red (like you see in store bought corned beef)...

arbilad · arbilad

Someone was telling me about something called a Jerusalem Artichoke. It sounds like a good survival food, because it is easy to cultivate and is fairly nutritious. In fact, it grows almost like a weed, so be careful you don't plan...

arbilad · arbilad

What do you have in your food storage? Is it strictly what's recommended on providentliving.org? Have you made substitutions of other grains or foods? Is your year's supply strictly a year's supply of frosted flakes for your whole family?

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	How to keep Chickens in a City... (Preview) http://www.wikihow.com/Keep-Chickens-in-a-City Dunno who might find this useful... but I think it'd be fun to try, were it not for the neighbor's dog that always gets into our yard... --Ray	rayb	24	570	Nov 5, 2007 by PollyAnna
	USDA Drops an Agricultural Bombshell! (Preview) USDA Drops an Agricultural Bombshell! by Sean Brodrick The USDA dropped a bombshell last week reporting that U.S. wheat stockpiles may fall to the lowest level in 59 years! As disturbing as that is, it is 100% bullish for grain prices, especially given soaring worldwide demand for agricultural pro...	mirkwood	22	547	Oct 19, 2007 by PollyAnna
	Banana-Flavored Twinkies (Preview) Banana-Flavored Twinkies Return to Shelves After Half-Century Hiatus Just in case you need these for your food storage...	Cat Herder	20	671	Oct 19, 2007 by nitasmile
	Cute chicks (Preview) I got my baby chicks in the mail today. They're incredibly cute, and they're already eating and drinking well. We have the heat lamp and all that stuff to keep them happy and healthy. The barred rocks are a nice black color, the araucanas are brown with interesting markings, and the rare breed (we don't...	arbilad	15	435	Oct 4, 2007 by Cocobeem
	Chickens (Preview) I don't know where the thread is where I talked about this earlier, so I just created a new one. My chickens, even though most of them are breeds that lay well in the cold, had mostly stopped laying eggs. However, my mom told me that if you feed them high protein cat food mixed in with their normal feed,...	arbilad	32	804	Oct 1, 2007 by Cocobeem
	Cannery heads up (Preview) I just learned that, at least in the Kansas City area but I believe church wide, will no longer sell the one month kits as the FDA says they don't meet nutritional requirements. Also, the cannery will no longer allow you to bring in your own items to can. Also, the cannery will no longer have the followi...	Valhalla	36	750	Sep 30, 2007 by Cat Herder
	Potato Pearls are BACK! (Preview) Just got this in an email from the Church cannery dealie... Please be advised that details are being finalized to re-introduce potato pearls into the Home Storage Centers starting the first of January 2008. Instead of coming in a 40# box they will come in a 21# boxes, each containing twelve 28oz packe...	Cocobeem	6	441	Sep 27, 2007 by rayb
	Why Food Storage and Emergency Preparedness (Preview) Here is the presentation I have been giving in our ward members homes at the request of my bishop. Feel free to use the information just credit me with writing it please and provide a link back to my site if you post it anywhere. http://www.rogmo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=205	mirkwood	5	416	Aug 16, 2007 by mirkwood
	More use from corn (Preview) A corn stalk with however many ears generates far more waste than the edible kernels. Any ideas on how to use the corn cob, husks, and stalks for other than composte?	lundbaek	22	593	Aug 9, 2007 by salesortonscom
	First Presidency August message on preparedness. (Preview) In the August Ensign is an insert from the First Presidency that addresses preparedness. I'm not surprised at this extra push for preparedness. Among my LDS friends and associates there seems to be a rising concern about preparing for various possible senarios that could make us real glad for wha...	lundbaek	2	360	Jul 29, 2007 by arbilad
	Confidential Pasta (Preview) -- Edited by arbilad at 11:21, 2007-07-24	rayb	5	399	Jul 24, 2007 by rayb
	Food storage for the children and elderly (Preview) BTW, not to thread hijack, but your point helps prove something that the prophets have been saying for decades - your food storage should be composed of the simplest foods that will sustain life. Thus the emphasis on wheat, rice, etc. I get so tired of people saying, "But I'd rather die than eat th...	hiccups	8	376	Jul 10, 2007 by Cocobeem
	Gardening (Preview) I'm thinking of trying square foot gardening this year. Has anyone else tried it? The new version of the book has some refinements on the old method.	arbilad	20	542	Jun 30, 2007 by bokbadok
	Gnocchi make Ray's Tummy happy... (Preview) http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Gnocchi I love gnocchi. --Ray	rayb	4	423	Jun 18, 2007 by rayb
	A Cure for what Olives you... (Preview) http://www.wikihow.com/Cure-Olives In case you ever wondered... --Ray	rayb	14	417	Jun 17, 2007 by Euphrasie
	Year's supply? (Preview) I'm interested to know how many people on this board are working on their year's supply. I have mine, but I definitely want to expand it.	arbilad	24	694	Jun 11, 2007 by Euphrasie
	Rice Cooker Bread... (Preview) http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Rice-Cooker-Bread Do you have a rice cooker? Well if you do... here's something that looks fun to try... --Ray	rayb	9	430	Jun 6, 2007 by rayb
	Personal Farm (Preview) I live in a relatively urban area and have a pretty small farm, but this talk of chickens got me thinking. What if I were to purchase a tract of land somewhere just to create a garden or do aggie type work on? (Anyone who knows me personally at this point has just fallen on the ground dying with laughter......	rayb	4	371	May 31, 2007 by Cocobeem
	Ray's Personal Entertainment and Food Storage Shopping Policy... (Preview) I've started a new mental game (or policy) that may be inspired, I dunno... I just do these things from time to time... Often I find myself going to CostCO to pick up something for the family. Sometimes I like to look at videos or some contraption that is purely for entertainment purposes, and my shoppi...	rayb	3	414	May 25, 2007 by mirkwood
	Beef Jerky (Preview) For the first time, I'm trying to make beef jerky in my dehydrator. I'm thinking that if it's a fairly good way to put protein into my year's supply. Also I can experiment with different marinades. My concern is that, if it turns out too well, my family won't leave anything for the year's supply.	arbilad	7	412	May 21, 2007 by salesortonscom
	Purina (Preview) The Purina Diet I was in Wal-Mart buying a large bag of Purina for my dog Lilly and was in line to check out. A woman behind me asked if I had a dog ... Duh! I was feeling a bit crabby, (having to step foot in Wal-Mart) so on impulse, I told her no, I was starting The Purina Diet again, although I p...	Mahonri	13	1694	May 16, 2007 by rayb
	Spurious Statements On Preparedness (Preview) **********************************************************	mirkwood	7	542	May 9, 2007 by Euphrasie
	Food Storage Talk (Preview) ************************************************************	mirkwood	6	426	May 2, 2007 by Mahonri
	MREs (Preview) Do any of you have MREs in your storage? If so, what ones do you like the best? Do you have the heat packs and do they work very well? My Army son says the Army has some pretty good MREs and he usually just eats them cold out in the field, but I've never had one and am afraid to try them. Dh has only had the bac...	crazymom5	16	677	Apr 27, 2007 by salesortonscom
	General Conference Food STorage and Emerg Prep (Preview) One of my co-worker's dad is a regional representative for the church Welfare Program. My buddy passed a message along from his dad to me about the upcoming General Conference. There will be some talk on the topic, including a change to the program. 3 months food/water, build your savings, get out of d...	mirkwood	19	784	Apr 26, 2007 by mirkwood
	Don't depend on the government to bail you out of a disaster (Preview) This article talks about the extreme mismanagement and waste at FEMA. In addition, there were many reports that FEMA actually hindered private relief efforts during Katrina while themselves not providing sufficient relief. You have to wonder about them when they booked evacuees onto cruise shi...	arbilad	3	391	Apr 17, 2007 by salesortonscom
	Fragaria vesca (Preview) Anyone know how to grow alpine strawberries? Supposedly if you know what you're doing you can grow them from seed. But I don't know what I'm doing. I understand that they taste much more like a strawberry than a standard strawberry does. In Russian they're even called by a separate w...	arbilad	8	512	Mar 19, 2007 by arbilad
	Cured meat (Preview) Have any of you tried curing or smoking meat? I saw a recipe in my cookbook for corned beef, which I am interested in trying because I love corned beef. It involves putting the beef in brine for three weeks. This brine includes salt peter, which turns the meat red (like you see in store bought corned beef)...	arbilad	19	718	Jan 9, 2007 by Cat Herder
	Jerusalem Artichoke (Preview) Someone was telling me about something called a Jerusalem Artichoke. It sounds like a good survival food, because it is easy to cultivate and is fairly nutritious. In fact, it grows almost like a weed, so be careful you don't plan...	arbilad	2	395	Nov 20, 2006 by rayb
	What do you have in your food storage? (Preview) What do you have in your food storage? Is it strictly what's recommended on providentliving.org? Have you made substitutions of other grains or foods? Is your year's supply strictly a year's supply of frosted flakes for your whole family?	arbilad	22	584	Nov 8, 2006 by mirkwood
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