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Food- while storing food now is great; you need to look toward the future once all hell breaks loose you will not be stocking up at Costco anymore! Here is a list of items as an example of what you should be including in your prepping. It will be as bad as a low budget zombie flick and you are the underpaid main character! I discuss this in length in another prepping article I have written, you can view it here.
If you live in a area where a hurricane or tropical storm is possible you should have four days of food and water on hand in the event the power and the water both go down. If it was me I would feel a lot safer with a two week supply of food and water on hand. I hope you have enjoyed my Hub Page on Doomsday Prepping and I hope that you will be prepared in case of any emergency. You can provide most of the food needs of a family of four from a 400 square foot garden.
This means a food grade bucket, with a vacuumed sealed bag of your food inside it. So this way not only the bag protects your food but also the bucket. Please feel free to comment with your experiences in prepping and food storage! You may also want to read my article on hiding food in plain sight, a bit of a different twist on edible landscaping. Consider visiting US Emergency Food Supply if you want more in dept information, studies and products on long term storage. If you have a fleeting fancy or genuine interest in prepping for the unknown I have an additional article that focuses on a common sense approach to bug out bags - you can read it here !
The fact is that since food inflation is about 10 percent right now, the money in your bank account earns far less than the money buy survival gear you put in your pantry! Make sure that every shopping list you make is scrutinized so that when that day comes, you aren't tempted to go to the store with the other crazed "Black Friday" shoppers for some item that you overlooked. With chalkboard paint around, every obsolete surface can be made into a functional learning zone.
