What to Grow and How to Preserve During a Disaster, Famine, or War

May we share with you some unpopular knowledge of growing and preserving food during times of disaster, famine, and war.
We've taken this growing season to provide an example of what we feel is the best vegetable to grow.
We hope this knowledge will save your life if you ever find yourself in need, as expressed in a SHTF sernerio.
We ask you to share this video if you have found it useful.
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[@faithsrvtrip8768]

I went to the old ghost town at Bannock State Park in Montana, a few years ago. It is well preserved and you can go inside the old hotel and the stores and other buildings. I noticed a couple things. The old hotel had high ceilings and tall windows and was cool inside, even in summer. The old store had big barrels. They were labeled and I was surprised to see massive barrels labeled: vinegar. Why so much vinegar? That got me to thinking: because vinegar is a great preservative. That and salt. I didn't see any big barrels labeled salt but I am betting that next to vinegar, salt was also in high demand, as a preservative for meat.

[@RoosterHoller]

Great observation and economic growth have taken our knowledge from those who had paid a price to obtain.
I totally agree!
Vinegar is easily made.
Vinegar is one of the best disinfectants and cleaners out there.
Enjoyed the comment! 😉

[@robertschmidt9296]

The reason for the high ceilings is because heat rises and if the windows open at the top, it can let the heat out.

[@NitroseFarm]

This was such an informative video!!! I have never actually grown potatoes, just because I didn’t know much about them. I’ll have to look into whether this will work in freezing temperatures that we have in Canada too!
Full watch but for some reason the end stamp isn’t working!

[@NitroseFarm]

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[@Kanuka-Forest]

Interesting, good tip 👍

[@RoosterHoller]

Blessings to you and yours.

[@Kanuka-Forest]

Thank you, blessings to you too

[@ricsgarden7394]

I will try it. What have a got to lose and it might be a great method

[@RoosterHoller]

Hey Rick, good to see ya. Gotta stop by!

[@simonesmit6708]

If I leave potatoes in the ground year round, they'd freeze and turn to mush. Or start growing again.