by Grain | | Long Term Storage, Organic Grains, Preparation, Whole grains, whole Wheat
Proper storage of whole wheat is crucial to maintain its freshness, nutrition value and to prevent spoilage or infestation. Learn some simple tips and tricks to store your whole wheat for longer periods with our expert guide. Why Proper Storage for Whole Wheat is...
by Grain | | Disaster Preparedness, Emergency Essentials, Food Supply, Lifestyle, Long Term Storage, Organic Grains, Whole grains, whole Wheat
The Importance of Storing Wheat and Grains In this article, we dive into the importance of storing wheat and grains. We discuss the benefits of doing so, along with the risks of not having a proper storage plan in place. Learn about the various types of storage...
by Grain | | Food Supply, Long Term Storage, Meat and Dairy Storage, Survival, Whole grains
Here are some Food Storage ideas for beginners. Do you know that proper food storage is essential to the well-being of everyone in your household? A little knowledge on the basics of successful food storage keeps your family safe and helps you make the most of your...
by Grain | | big government, Food Supply, Long Term Storage, Preparation, Survival, Whole grains
We were asked this very important question by someone who recently purchased several of our BPA-FREE Spin Lid storage pails….Found Here [We] want to long term store flour, rice, sugar, and pasta for up to one year minimum. Are there any special tips to protect...
by Grain | | Whole grains
Bay leaves can be spread throughout the containers of grain or dried goods. Two bay leaves for small amounts up to one gallon or five leaves in larger buckets. Some people say this works well for them. Just what is the science behind using bay leaves? Bay leaves are...
by Dnurkle | | Whole grains
We are listing the variety of methods used for long-term food storage. As promised in the previous post, (http://www.grainstorehouse.com/?p=259 ) we are going more in-depth with what each method entails. The Mylar Bag Method. . If you don’t see them yet – keep...