Emergency food supply

You never know when some sort of disaster might happen, but you can be ready. Please note that this is only a 72 hour food supply kit, so I like to put in some comfort foods, this is in no way simi…

Build a 3-month food supply for your family with these 6 easy steps, perfect for any prepper's emergency preparedness plan. This list simplifies the process of food storage and ensures you’re ready for any situation. Save this pin to streamline your emergency food planning!

Building a two-week emergency food supply is crucial for survival during a disaster. Learn essential tips to ensure you're prepared.

If you're new to food storage, a good way to start is by building a 30-day food supply. Here's what to consider and a list of foods.

This article includes a 2 week food supply list and discusses shelf stable foods and nutrition for older adults during an emergency.

You never know when some sort of disaster might happen, but you can be ready. Please note that this is only a 72 hour food supply kit, so I like to put in some comfort foods, this is in no way simi…

Since the power could be out for a long time after a disaster, you should stockpile emergency foods that don't need to be refrigerated.

Here you'll find a list of emergency foods you should be stocking. With all of these foods on hand, you'll be eating well no matter what.

If you live in an area prone to natural disasters, or if you're worried about a grid-down scenario, you should build a one-month supply of emergency food. You can buy prepackaged emergency food kits, but they don't taste very good. Yes, they'll keep you alive, but they'll be a problem for people with kids, who are used to different foods, and people with dietary restrictions or medical conditions like diabetes. For all these reasons, it's better to put together your own one-month food…

By Jeffrey R. Yago, P.E. Summer 2019, Self-Reliance I have talked with emergency responders who have traveled all over the country to volunteer their rescue efforts at disasters like the recent flooding in Texas. While much of the public thinks rescue efforts after hurricanes, tornadoes, forest fires, and floods involve only FEMA and the Red […]