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1. lisalo32 Said,

   StayingOnTrack
   If …
   StayingOnTrack
   If a local feed stores buys it from a local grainery in FL or AL it will be only soft wheat (for cookies) not bread. I buy from a bakery that orders from Walton Feed. Call Walton to see if there are any deliveries in your area. Or do a group order with friends. If you know any LDS members there are storage centers in Plant City and Orlando that have wheat. Try getting prices from a health food store for 50 lb bags. I’ve found WF wheat to be much cleaner though.

2. APaleHorse Said,

   D69A thank you very …
   D69A thank you very much… things went very smoothly! 70 gallon size and 15 five gallon size. Lost some seals at first due to trying to use a foodsaver to seal them, but with the electric iron… perfection!!!
   Thanks again!
   AP

3. phillipgaley Said,

   I’ve done some food …
   I’ve done some food storage, and the thicker mylar is okay, but, the PET buckets, the long-chain molecules allow in, a lot a lot of water molecules, so everything spoils–I recommend AL foil, or some type of metal container.
   Also, get a quality vacuum pump and hemispherical heads, or, carefully grind the welds to separate halves of torque converters, and pump a vacuum with small amount of heat–dry the food, and seal in foil, etc., . . .

4. robinkoeman Said,

   The Europian food …
   The Europian food commission tells us further research in food preservers is acquired before they’ll give us permission to use ‘em.
   Though Japan and the United States are already using them for years without problems…

   I guess I’ll just order them anyways and hope customs office wont check the box at the airport

5. Valetudo21 Said,

   Not allowed? How? …
   Not allowed? How? Buy them anyways, I won’t tell.

6. robinkoeman Said,

   Thank you, much …
   Thank you, much appreciated!

7. SurvivalReport Said,

   Not 100% sure if …
   Not 100% sure if the name is the same over there, just make sure they are food grade. Good luck and good day!

8. SurvivalReport Said,

   Pack as shown, …
   Pack as shown, purge all the air out at the top of the bag by sealing all but a 2″ or so corner, purge all the air out by pushing on the bag as you fold the corners over, then seal the last 2″ of the bag. Basically same procedure we show on the videos.

9. robinkoeman Said,

   Wow, I just found …
   Wow, I just found out that these oxygen absorbers are not allowed to be used in the netherlands (where I live).

   How am I supposed to conserve my rice now? Anyone?

10. Amy7550 Said,

    hi, i live in …
    hi, i live in australia and i was wondering whether you know if the sell mylar bags over here. i’ve done a web search but it has no idea what i’m on about. are they under a different name over here? i could get them off the net but i was hoping totry the shops first…

11. nicko978 Said,

    Hey delta69alpha I …
    Hey delta69alpha I have a dozen buckets. I was wondering if you think gamma lids are worth using? The biggest concern I have is when I open the buckets up in x amount of years.. whether the food will go bad if I don’t use it all and try to reseal the bucket.

12. nicko978 Said,

    honeyvillegrain(.) …
    honeyvillegrain(.)com

13. delta69alpha Said,

    Sams,Costco, on …
    Sams,Costco, on line vendors.

14. joshhh100001 Said,

    Sorry for the …
    Sorry for the stupid question, but where should I get the bulk bags of food? What do you normally get? I have about a dozen buckets saved up. Thanks for the video.

15. APaleHorse Said,

    D69A
    Thank you …
    D69A
    Thank you very much.
    Looks like a nice site…

16. delta69alpha Said,

    AP, i have been …
    AP, i have been getting my mylar/o2′s from simplerliving)dot)com.

17. APaleHorse Said,

    Hello, great videos …
    Hello, great videos!

    Home Depot sells their buckets for 2.50 and lids for 1.00, just in case people can’t find them elsewhere.

    Quick question, where do you get your mylar bags and oxygen absorbers?

18. EbolaV1rus Said,

    A good site for …
    A good site for dehydrating meat is
    backpacking chef . com

    There he shows many meats you can dehydrate, including deli meats

19. AaronAlso Said,

    White Castles get …
    White Castles get their pickles in these buckets and sell them for $3 with lid.

20. SurvivalReport Said,

    Rabbit is our main …
    Rabbit is our main meat here as we raise rabbits. Occasionally we will do a batch of meat birds and put them up. Legumes with grains offer a complete protein. Make sure your supplements have LYSINE also- it’s the one thing missing in wheat. “Dave in Idaho”

21. SurvivalReport Said,

    Dehydrated …
    Dehydrated vegetables, fruits and dry milk will all store fine with these methods. You can pressure can meats, see my youtube channel and it has an intro pressure canning video.

22. TradCath123 Said,

    Rabbits raised. …
    Rabbits raised. More protein per pound than chickens.
    Wild game:
    Squirrels, pigeons/doves, deer, raccoon, opposum, quail, pheasant, duck, geese

    Beans provide some protein, Nuts as well
    Walnuts, cashews, etc

    Protein meal every few days will be fine.

23. neorade Said,

    What about protein? …
    What about protein? I’ve stored some brown rice and oats but I workout and if the hits the fan I still need protein! Powdered milk? Whey protein? Beef jerky? Any ideas….

24. tutondrius Said,

    What about storage …
    What about storage of other foods like vegetables, meets, milk products and etc.
    10x You did great job on those series.

25. julqw2 Said,

    you can buy yeast …
    you can buy yeast frozen, they should last for awhile; and you can breed them yourself too