Power Outage?

When regular electric service has been interrupted by damage to power lines or power stations due to storms, floods, land slides, earthquakes, it’s referred to as a power outage. Most people have come to rely on electric power for their day-to-day survival needs.  In some situations, electric power can be out for days or weeks. You can plan ahead for the possibility of losing electric power by knowing where the flashlight and other emergency supplies are kept.

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Sanitation & Hygiene Supplies

During periods of emergency or disaster, sanitation levels can deteriorate rapidly and disease can spread and even cause death in a matter of days. Maintaining good hygiene will prevent disease and illness from spreading. You will need a sanitary way to use the restroom, a way to keep your living environment clean, and a way to keep your hands, mouth, and body clean.

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Freeze-Dried Ice Cream?

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Top Ten Food Storage Myths

#10: The Government Will Give Me Food in an Emergency.

Actually, the government usually doesn’t get aid to disaster-stricken areas for about three days, and even then, they can’t feed everyone. Besides, there doesn’t have to be a catastrophic disaster for you to need your food storage. Power outages that last for a couple weeks due to storms are not uncommon. In similar non-catastrophic emergencies, the government might not step in with aid at all. Its important to be self-reliant and not have your life depend on aid from the government, neighbors, family, or friends. Taking the responsibility for yourself and your own family will always prove the safest option.

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NOAA and Emergency Preparedness

Dr. Jane Lubchenco

Dr. Jane Lubchenco

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Allergy & Specialty Part 1 - Vegetarian

Some of you have asked us to breakdown our products into the following categories: Vegetarian, Gluten Free, Lactose Free, Pork Free, Shellfish Free, Soy Free, Corn Free, and Peanut Free. If you have a special diet, we want to make sure that you will be able to find products that fit that diet. So we’ve gone through all our products and created lists from the above categories. The first of these is our Vegetarian friendly list of products.

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Self-Reliant Moms

Recently we came across a great resource for Self-Reliant Moms.  It’s basically a community of Mom’s who communicate about self reliance and getting their families ready.

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What to do In a Power Outage

What is a power outage?

When regular electric service has been interrupted by damage to power lines or power stations due to storms, floods, land slides, earthquakes, it’s referred to as a power outage. Most people have come to rely on electric power for their day-to-day survival needs.  In some situations, electric power can be out for days or weeks. You can plan ahead for the possibility of losing electric power by knowing where the flashlight and other emergency supplies are kept.

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Relief for Haiti

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Five Reasons to Use a Hand-Powered Grain Mill

Some of you might wonder ‘why in the world would I want a Grain Mill?’ When living in a world where you can just drive around the corner and pick up your groceries and not think about the process it took to make your whole grain breads, cereals, and other bakery goods. That’s why I am happy to tell you the top 5 reasons why you should have our Hand-Powered Grain Mill, I hope that you will take into consideration the importance of having one.

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