A great video warning us of tribulation but also giving us hope.

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Keep packaged salad mixes in a new zip lock bag with a couple of paper towels in it.
The paper towels absorb the excess moisture and will help keep the greens fresher longer. (Take them out of the bag they come in.)

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For the 4th week of Jan (25-31)
Week # 4: 16 lbs Salt
(If you can’t accomplish this in 1 week, don’t worry, just take your time and do it in steps.)
Salt:

One of the things you’ll need to have in your long term storage is salt. This might not make sense, considering how we’ve all heard over [...]

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For the 3rd week of Jan (18-24)
Week # 3: 10 lbs of Honey & 2.5 lbs Molasses
(If you can’t accomplish this in 1 week, don’t worry, just take your time and do it in steps.)
Honey

This wonderfully rich golden liquid is the miraculous product of honey bees and a naturally delicious alternative to white sugar. In [...]

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Lemons will stay fresh for months if you keep them in a covered
container filled with cold water in the refrigerator. Be sure the
container has a tight fitting lid! Change the water every week or so.

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For the 2nd week of Jan (11-17)
Week # 2: 50 lbs of Wheat (white or red)
(If you can’t accomplish this in 1 week, don’t worry, just take your time and do it in baby steps.)
Baby Steps:

Choose location for storage
Purchase containers (#10 Cans, Buckets, Jars, Bottles…) for wheat or purchase pre-packaged wheat.
Purchase your wheat for [...]

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Use this conversion chart to use powdered milk in any recipe calling for milk. Add the dry powdered milk to your dry ingredients and water to your wet ingredients.

1 Cup Milk = 1 Cup Water + 3 Tablespoons Powdered Milk
3/4 Cup Milk = 3/4 Cup Water + 2 1/4 Tablespoons Powdered Milk
2/3 Cup Milk = [...]

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For the first week of Jan (4-10)
Week # 1: 30 Gallons of Drinking Water
(If you can’t accomplish this in 1 week, don’t worry, just take your time and do it in baby steps.)
Baby Steps:

Choose Container & Location for storage
Collect or Purchase containers
Fill & Date Containers

Why store water?

Storage of water is one of the [...]

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Cases of #10 cans as furniture. Cases of 6 #10 cans, available at the cannery, are convenient to use as stand-in furniture for things you may not have when first setting up house. Because these boxes are all the same size, you can use them like Legos to “build” the furniture you need. We placed [...]

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In order to make things simple and easy to get yourselves and families prepared we’ve created “Preparedness Baby Steps” and included it into this month’s newsletter. We sure hope you’ll find it easier to follow these basic steps instead of trying to tackle all goals all at one time. We want you to feel excited [...]

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