Canning Food Is The Only Way To Survive

Canning Food Is The Only Way To Survive. Food canning is simple and economical. When the coming economic collapse comes and it will, canning food just might save your family’s life. When food products are emptied off the grocery store shelves within 72 hours you will have no choice than to rely on your canned food. We have a survivalist PDF on Canning for your free down load, it will teach you all you need to know about canning and, which foods to can. Remember you will be able to barter with your canned foods for other person’s services or products.
You will need a garden to be sustainable when canning vegetables and fruits. Keep in mind if you live near a nuclear power plant and a catastrophe was to hit the plant your garden will become useless. Myself, I would not live within 100 miles of a nuclear power plant. Even living down wind at this distance can still be fatal to your health. Your garden food will become contaminated. You will still be able to can enough food for a year beforehand to help get you through the crisis. The authorities may be able to contain the hazardous fall out within this time, but your soil will still be contaminated for a long time after this. You might want to secure clean soil and seal to use after the crisis has past. You will need at least 2 to 3 feet of clean soil to re-start your garden, and it must be raised above the soil below unless you have a way to clear the contaminated soil below. Keep in mind if your garden is 20 yards by 20 yards you will meed 2 to 3 feet deep of sterile soil over this entire distance and you must keep contaminated run off from draining on to your garden. It’s important you do the math calculations to determine how much of sterile clean soil to horde. The Canning PDF will tell you how many jars a bushel of vegetables will make. This will help you determine how much soil to seal and keep safe before a disaster, involving a nuclear plant in your vicinity. Keep in mind you will also need sterile water, lot’s of it. Be sure to store fertilizer and manure and keep sterile for after the crisis along with your heirloom seeds. If you don’t live near a nuclear power plant you don’t have to worry as much. You can get started with your food canning today, what are you waiting for.