GACK! Where did the time get to? Invitation to TOMORROW'S Subscriber Zoom Meeting: Long Time Food Storage and Forever Foods
By popular request, this will be the subject we discuss tomorrow, July 29th at 2 PM AEST
I can’t believe it’s that time already! Somehow, the last 2 weeks have FLOWN and I nearly forgot to send you the invitation. I hope that won’t affect how many of you can attend because the topic is one you have expressed a great deal of interest in.
I will be recording the conversation and that’s what this will be. I don’t want to be presenting a lecture on this subject. It’s a topic I’ve been studying since 1999 when I started prepping for the possibility of Y2K (yes, I was one of THOSE people!).
But I’m learning all the time and I’m sure there are many of you who will know more than I do so let’s help each other out with what works for us.
Here is a list of the subjects we will be covering:
Long-term food storage. How to preserve your precious food items for the longest possible time for future lean times and against even more increases in the cost of basic foodstuffs.
- Home canning/preserving
- Mylar bags and oxygen absorbers/dessicants
- Bottles and buckets
- Vacuum sealing
- Dehydration
- The enemies of long-term stored food and how to avoid them.
Forever foods vs short-term food storage.
- What are some foods you can keep forever - or as close to it as possible.
- Where can I source such foods in bulk and is it worth forming a food coop in my area?
- Costs of home preservation. Is there any way to do it on the cheap?
Everyone who attends will receive a free worksheet and resource list to help them get started with food storage.
Future Zoom calls on these topics will include emergency preparedness, community-building, home gardening (definitely not my forte but as I’ve said before, I’m married to the best farmer in the world :-) and self-sufficiency in a dependent world.
Of course, we will still have many Zoom calls on vaccination issues - never fear!
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