Every day i hear a little more about what the mother WEFers are doing to the food industry.
Every day i see more cracks in the food distribution system.
Every day i feel how much more food costs.
And now, govern-cements are hinting/rumors that you should have three months of stored food.
So, will you stock up on food now?
Or will you curse yourself the day after.
There are so many reasons to have a store of food. Why isn't having an extra month of food saved up just standard?
Reasons why your grocery store may be empty
- Failing crops (storms, hail, too much rain, too little rain)
- Extra grain being sent to China
- High diesel prices
- "immigrant" disruptions
- unCivil Wars
- Shipping by sea threatened / disrupted.
- Monetary breakdown. If Middle America doesn't accept dollars, how do you get them to ship bananas?
- Those mother WEFers turn off food shipments.
These things and more can/will disrupt food from reaching your local grocery store shelves.
Realities of Storing Food
Buy what you eat, and eat what you buy.
You want to eat the same foods daily, before and after food scarcity.
If you suddenly switch to freeze dried, prepackaged foods, you stomach and body will not be used to it. And this leads to you not getting as much nutrition out of what you ate.
If the food you are buying last 7 years, you should be eating it one in every seven meals.
You buy it, you eat it, you buy more and rotate your stock.
There are all kinds of normal grocery store items that have a long shelf life.
Rice and beans. Uncooked
Canned goods.
Pasta
One of the easiest meals that is easy to buy is spaghetti.
Noodles last for years just sitting on a shelf.
Pasta sauce comes in a jar or can, and lasts for years just sitting on a shelf.
So, if you have no foods stored, go to CostingCo and pick up a case of pasta sauce, a case of canned chicken, and a case of spaghetti. This will keep you alive, while others are going hungry.
Grow things that do not store well
Green leafy vegetables do not store well. Even in a refrigerator. However they are incredibly easy to grow. Even indoors.
You can invest in a few grow lights, set up a self watering system. Sprinkle some lettuce seeds, and in 15 days, start harvesting micro greens. After they sprout, lettuces grow really quickly. You will just want to plant before you need them. Sprouting takes forever. (it is actually only 15 days, but it seems like forever, as you watch with no signs anything is growing.
You can choose to build a system using soil in trays, or you can choose to build a hydroponics system.
Seriously, you can have lettuces growing in your house in no time. And then be eating some of the bestest tasting salads.
After you get this going, you can move onto more difficult levels.
You can grow all kinds of things indoors.
I recommend getting a greenhouse and a garden.
A Greenhouse on a rural or country property. Away from the cities. At least away from the downtown/downtrodden areas.
The number one time to die is that first week of a hardship.
Just trying to go shopping can get your killed.
People are not as nice when they are hangry.
So, having a mere month's worth of food stored, will get you over many problems. Be it riots or natural disasters.
Many people look down on preppers, however, being prepared is so much better than not being. The normal people make fun of preppers, saying that you can just go to the store and buy what you need.
However, we all know that stores are cleaned out just before a hurricane.
Stores are barren after a flood or fire.
So, ignore the ridicule, and get your food stores.
And, if nothing happens, the food you buy will have saved you money. Inflation is going to keep going up. The food you buy today will be far cheaper than food you buy tomorrow.