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Steve Shenk's program is about preparedness for the inevitable changes to come beginning with emergency and long term storable foods. The J. Michael Stevens Group, with Steve Shenk as its director, has been the premier emergency and storable food organization for over 25 years. His approach to preparedness is solutions and he calls upon the best people in the related fields for the answers. If you've ever wondered what you should be doing to be prepared, this is the show for you. eFoods Media Podcast

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Ammunition shortages should have been expected. With Americans buying every gun they can get their hands on, it just makes sense that they would buy ammo for those guns. Yet even those who are in the industry or who own gun stores and virtually every gun owner was surprised by the ammunition shortage.

Likewise, when grocery shelves are empty or hold only contaminated food at inflated prices, it will not have come without warning.

* You can't withhold bank loans from farmers and expect crops to magically appear.
* Three years of a drought in California combined with "tree hugger" politics leave dust fields where crops once grew.
* Using corn for fuel instead of food is not smart. It's not a mystery why the price of corn has tripled in four years.
* Another Swine Flu pandemic, which is related to our food supply, WILL have a major impact on the food we eat.

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Excerpts From Ann Agent of Oregon (A Squared Curriculum Forum)

You can clean most things with baking soda, its cheap stock up! It works better than traditional scrubbing powder, I also use it to clean my carpets as well, us it in boiling water to clean out drains, etc.
Vinegar is also a good resource to have on hand, use it in the rinse cycle in the dishwasher and the laundry, instead of expensive fabric softener.
Peroxide is cheap, we use it on stains (oxyclean is merely powdered peroxide and has a long shelf life -- if you can find the cheap no-name brands stock up on it in powdered form, and constitute it with water when you need it in liquid form.)
Buy borax (20 mule team in the green and yellow box in the laundry section) add a tablespoon to your dishwasher and cut the dishwashing detergent in half-- in some locations depending upon the type of water you have, you might find success using it instead of dishwashing detergent (which is caustic and very poisonous)
Stock up on salt. Its been said by Dr Robinson who created Robinson Curriculum, to store as much of salt as you can, that when the economic collapse happens people will need salt as its a "hard" commodity which can be used for trade. Buy it in bulk!
As I use up peanut butter (we eat a lot of it around here) the jars are plastic and wide mouthed, I clean them well. Then each time I go to the store, I buy 1 lb bags of lentils, black beans, red beans, split peas, etc. some types of macaroni. We don't have a large budget to buy in bulk which is best, but I do try to squeeze those extra bags of dried food in my cart, since they are affordable to build up what little I do have.
Save your 2 liter bottles, wash and refill with tapwater. When you store rice, wheat and dried legumes, you will need LOTS of water for cooking and soaking! You can also contact local food processing plants to pick up empty barrels they get honey, vinegar, bleach, etc in. They charge you $10 to $25 a barrel (cheaper than the nice new blue water barrels you can buy from emergency suppliers which range about $75 each).

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Emergency Disaster Preparedness How To

Emergency Water Solutions

Ammo shortages caught everyone by surprise

Food shortages are next

Money Saving Tips for Emergency Preparedness

Excerpts From Ann Agent of Oregon (A Squared Curriculum Forum)

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