by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Aug 3, 2010 | Epidemics, food crisis, Food Supply, Preparation, Survival, Uncategorized
Although I would not classify what our family does as being ‘Survivalists’, we do factor that portion of planning and preparing into our ‘Prepping’ lifestyle. The skills, tools, techniques and planning it takes to survive in difficult times...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Jul 20, 2010 | Food Supply, Long Term Storage, nutrition, Organic Grains, Preparation, Preparation Action Step, Uncategorized
It all sounds nice and good to say ‘Build a Long-Term Workable Pantry” but if you don’t know where to get the tools to do so, it can be a bit frustrating. Our hope is to give you some realistic options to choose from. We’ve touched on how to go...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Aug 26, 2008 | Food Supply
In the UK, irradiated foods are already ‘available’ to the consumer. There is a difference, though, they are LABELED. They are labeled in the stores AND on the menus. Now either the FDA thinks that Americans are stupid, or apathetic about their own health...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Jul 9, 2008 | Food Supply
In an article found in the Wall Street Journal yesterday (7-8-08) the two below paragraphs literally jumped out at me: The new famine is not about a crisis in global supply. Markets are full of food that developing-nation consumers cannot afford to buy. Prices for...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Jun 25, 2008 | Food Supply
Have you seen the prices of tomatoes in the store lately? Wow! Now that is AFTER they have been back on the market following a mass recall. There is something wrong when produce, fresh, simple, whole produce gets recalled. It’s not like it’s a...
by Grain Storehouse Editorial Team | Jun 4, 2008 | Food Supply
Several months ago, in fact almost a year ago, our household began to notice trends and almost foresee that there was a looming shortage of food even in the ‘civilized Western World’ or at best the signs of pending inflation of food prices. It is no...