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    Getting Started on a Food Supply Plan: Sourcing, Preserving, and Storing Food for Tomorrow's Uncertain Times
    Getting Started on a Food Supply Plan: Sourcing, Preserving, and Storing Food for Tomorrow's Uncertain Times
    Getting Started on a Food Supply Plan: Sourcing, Preserving, and Storing Food for Tomorrow's Uncertain Times
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    Getting Started on a Food Supply Plan: Sourcing, Preserving, and Storing Food for Tomorrow's Uncertain Times

    By Marie James

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    Have you ever wondered how you'd feed your family if the retail grocery store system failed? Do rising prices and declining food quality make you want to take matters into your own hands? Getting Started on a Food Supply Plan: Sourcing, Preserving, and Storing Food for Tomorrow's Uncertain Times will help you create a system that will raise your level of preparedness, increase your self-sufficiency, and provide peace of mind. Topics include raising your own food, finding local sources, home preserving, and storing food. Introductory information is supplemented by links to numerous helpful resources in print and online.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRural Living Today
    Release dateSep 4, 2013
    ISBN9781301696673
    Getting Started on a Food Supply Plan: Sourcing, Preserving, and Storing Food for Tomorrow's Uncertain Times
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    Marie James

    I love reading erotica, especially ones with biological daddy-daughter incest themes. It's just so naughty! I've recently begun writing my own stories, many of which will contain watersports, but as consensual erotic play without humiliation. I've always been a daydreamer and now I'm putting the scenes that I make up in my head into stories and it's awesome to let those fantasies out and share them! If one of my characters makes you angry, sad, or happy - then I've done my job. I hope you can escape into my tales as much as I did when I wrote them. While I have more than 40 authors that I have marked as favorites, there are several who I follow religiously. These wonderful authors have been an inspiration to me in my own new endeavor to write and to whom I'd like to say thank you: Lisa Smiles (I've bought every single book of yours!), Lolly Pope, Lilly James, Robert "Bob" Lubrican, Tori Westwood, Amber FoxxFire, Timothy Spears, Zehn Harlock, Veronica Sloan, Victoria Blackstone, Aimee La Bouche, Sara Kitty, Izzy Slam, Lily Weidner, E. V. Nyx, Penelope Liksit, Nocturas Dreamwhisper, Piper Belle, Dee Dee Zee, and Sharon Dick, just to name a few.

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      Getting Started on a Food Supply Plan - Marie James

      GETTING STARTED ON A

      Food Supply plan

      Sourcing, Preserving, and Storing Food

      for Tomorrow’s Uncertain Times

      Marie James

      Published by Rural Living Media

      Copyright 2013 by Marie James

      Smashwords Edition

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Rural Living Media is a division of Rural Living Today.

      PO BOX 1138 - Colville, WA 99114, USA

      http://RuralLivingToday.com/Media - info@RuralLivingToday.com

      Table of contents

      Chapter 1: Why We Recommend Developing a Food Supply Plan

      Chapter 2: What Does a Food Supply Plan Look Like?

      Chapter 3: Raising Vegetables, Herbs, and Fruit

      Chapter 4: Raising Meat, Eggs, and Dairy

      Chapter 5: Finding Local Sources of Fresh Food

      Chapter 6: Preserving Food

      Chapter 7: Storing Food

      Chapter 8: Becoming a Lifelong Learner

      About the Author

      chapter 1

      Why We Recommend Developing

      a Food Supply plan

      Preparing for Challenges Coming Our Way

      All over the world, people are being encouraged to prepare for all types of disasters that may cause disruptions of shipping systems.

      Many of us have personally witnessed natural weather events such as tornadoes and flooding as well as civil incidents that have affected the food supply chain.

      Typical recommendations include essential supply kits with food, water, and other personal and household needs. This is wise advice for dealing with short-term disruptions.

      But what about a long-term economic situation that affects us much differently than any local weather event or national incident?

      Do we need to take this possibility seriously?

      Yes—without a doubt, we do!

      Any of us could be immersed in an emergency situation at any time. Personally our family is not preparing for anything specific, like an EMP situation or a zombie attack, but we like to be generally prepared for most anything.

      At the very least, we are expecting to encounter more food shortages and higher prices in the coming years.

      So we're getting ready, and we hope you are too. It's far better to be prepared and encounter no challenges than to be caught without food and supplies when you really need them.

      As a family we are preparing to continue to practically live a quiet life in our community. Others are expecting heavier, gloomier situations and planning accordingly.

      We encourage each of you to prepare however seems best for your own situation and your own family or community.

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