Grocery Store Items That You are Spending Far Too Much on

by Grain | | Emergency Essentials, food crisis, growing food, Lifestyle, nutrition, Preparation

With the rising costs and super-high inflation that is hitting us right now, many families are finding it vital to stay on budget and carefully consider every penny spent. In addition to the necessity to store wheat and grains (and other foods) it’s also...

Buying Grain Storage Bins

by Grain | | Preparation

Now is an important time to stock up on wheat and other grains. With prices rising and the price of fuel increasing, many people have started to think about how they can save money on food. While it may be tempting to buy groceries on sale, it is better to keep your...

Food Storage – Which Method Is Best?

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The food storage industry has changed drastically over the last few years. When I first started in the food storage business, there was only one way to store grains. You had to put them in a silo and then bury them underground. The problem with this was that if you...

How and Why to Dehydrate Food

by Grain | | Food Supply, Long Term Storage, Preparation, Survival

With the growing concern for food availability in light of the war in Europe, it is increasingly important to be prepared.  In this post we will discuss how (and why) to dehydrate food. Have you been considering acquiring a food dehydrator yet aren’t certain if...

Grain Storage Bin – What to Consider

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A grain storage bin is an essential part of any grain storage system. It holds the bulk of your grain supply and should be built with care. There are several types of grain bins, each with their own set of pros and cons.What is the best container to hold my grains?The...

The Importance of Grain Storage

by Grain | | Food Supply, Long Term Storage, Meat and Dairy Storage, Organic Grains, Preparation, Survival

Grain storage is an important part of the food storage plan. It will keep you supplied with food for months or even years. There are many types of grain that can be stored, and the most common ones are wheat, corn, rice, barley, oats, rye, millet, and flaxseed. These...