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This is GREAT!!! I love keeping informed through blogs, it seems way more personal than a website. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

SAM

I would like to see an article on how to store food when your limitted with the space needed to keep it.

Cool new blog! Look forward to learn many things

I am so excited for this blog. I really would like to see ideas on canning.
Thanks for doing this,
LaDawn

Wrote a pre-blog note to you be4 on my accolades. what I'd like to see is more detail about storage life and variables related to this. Customers are in different locales and there are plus and minus factors that influence best choices such as MRE's vs. freeze or dehydrated options. janet in AZ

This is GREAT!!! I love keeping informed through blogs, it seems way more personal than a website. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

SAM

I would love to learn more about sprouting for nutrition during an emergency.

I have been waiting, impatiently actually, for a food storage calculator. Please have this soon.

THANKS!
Jenn

I love Emergency Essentials! They have all the great gear for 72-hour kits at a great price! I'm always showing off cool, new products to my family and friends.

I would be interested in learning about wheat. Grinders, recipes, how to incorporate it into your everyday living.

Love the new site!
Jenny

Great idea for a blog. I would like ideas on unusual recipes for food storage.

I would like to see information on survival strategies in an urban vs rural environment. By the way, love your website and catalogs.

I would like to start at the beginning. How do we store water, then food, then medications, etc.
I want it all!

Great idea!

I would like to see a section on the packaging of foods, such as storing grains in pails

Great new site. I would love to see a lot of gardening and how to preserve seeds.
Linda in SC

I would love to know more about how to store water…and how much water I need for a family of 4…how long does it last in a barrel?

How long can you store seeds in your food storage? Love the blog! Sidnie

Great new site.

Like Anna, I'm interested in learning a bit more about grain mills. Maybe some how-to's on the grain mills and canning garden veggies?

I'm excited about your blog since I look forward to your emails that show your specials. I will put your button on my blog. I'm interested in recipes with food storage and the storage calculator.

Thanks

I am interested in water purification in areas that might be subject the hurricane influence!
Thanks,
L.

I'm excited about this blog & hopefully will learn lots…
Camilla

Love the new blog and I'll be back often!

I would like to just say that myself and my family is very very pleased with the food and other items we have ordered from you guys. I feel better just knowing we have food if we need it in case of an emergency. Thanks

I would like to know how to plant seeds, have them grow, and then preserve some of the seeds for the following year(s).

One thing I started doing since Katrina is vacum packing a two week supply on the medication I am currently taking. It has given me a piece of mind knowing that i will have access to my maintenance medication.

Great Blog! I would like some more recepies for sturdy working man type meals made from storage items. Love your products. Order regularly. Am also a Group leader.

Might I suggest that your readers also check out the CERT program through their local fire department to help them feel more prepared to take care of themselves and others in an emergency.

LOVE IT!

Catherine

I feel it would be extremely beneficial if there could be a short series of articles produced that would suggest (offer a plan) how a Three-Day Kit could be prepared, from a weekly or monthly budgetary perspective, such that the expense of doing so could be spread out over a short period of time, yet in such a manner as to accomplish the goal as quick as possible. Then, and more importantly, how a Family (for example a Family of 4), could establish a weekly or monthly budget to puchase a one-year supply of food, etc. for long-term storage. The idea being that purchases could be made over time, say over a 6 to 12 month period, and that at the end of that time period, a complete one-year inventory could be in place to provide comfort and support to the family, while not creating such a large one-time financial burden. In summary, prepare a purchase plan summary budget of the essential foods, that helps a family achieve the goal of a one-year supply, with the costs spread out over a reasonable period of time. Thoughts?

I would like more info on square foot gardening and how you harvest the seeds for later planting. Maybe some plans or how to's on buiding a raised garden.

I would love to find out how to prepare for an emergency (weather or other) with young kids, how to keep them calm and happy even if you had to travel to a safe place and the best way to do that if it's on foot. As Huntingoat said, I would also like to see something about a realistic list of supplies AND seeds for a family of five, and living comfortably off grid, even if this is links and info on books to read. I LOVE to read!

Please discuss the range of temperatures that foods may be stored. Can they be stored in an unairconditioned space? What about freezing? Thanks.

For those of us who might be planning to evacuate the inner cities in the event of TSHTF to avaoid being in harms way…I would like to see some discussion regarding the moving from city to country and the problems that could entail. Many country folk might get bent outta shape with alot of survivialist types flooding into the country spaces and how would we get along and make arrangements with the country brethren to allow us to stay on their lands or pass thru their property etc etc.

Already got you bookmarked! Thanks!
CARLY

I would love to hear about some new ways to use wheat in recipes. I know my mom made wheat meat. I also would like to hear the newest way to store water, how many drops of bleach, water purification pills, etc.
Thanks! I love the site

Are there any books or classes that could help us be prepared in the event of an emercency? We are currently growing a garden and I am learning to can. I know there is more we can do especially as it relates to water. Can we store water? If so, for how long?

I misread the rules,, my wish would be to see book discussions involving your selections and wild food gathering.

I would like to hear more for being prepared for children in the event of an emergency, as well as for those with special diet restrictions (ie. lactose intolerance, bean intolerance, GERDS).
I also live in an area where we have many young families that are students, and don't have much space to store food (plus they will be moving in 2-5 years). I'd love suggestions on realistic amounts for them to store to where they won't be moving TONS of food storage along with them, but still have the basics of preparedness covered.

I would love to hear from others on how they have been able to incorporate the various flavors of TVP into their recipes.

Wow, great site!
I'd like to know if in a future
blog you could talk about the produce
used in the provident pantry stock.
Whether its GMO free, natural or organic. keep up the good work!

I am interested in all aspects of emergency preparedness. We live in a hurricane prone area and need all the help we can get. Thanks for the blog and giveaway.

I'm wondering what the people in Louisiana and Mississippi found especially useful during Hurricane Katrina or what they wished they had.

I would like to know about storing spices and herbs; how long do they retain their potency, is freezing or drying better, etc. I am working on expanding our family's basic food storage by adding these items.

Great new blog!!

I would like to know more about preparing these types of foods and also about the method of cooking you would suggest based on a severe outage. Also please discuss the best ways to purify water rather than having to store it.

Jan

I would love information about sprouting seeds. Thank you!

include me in the drawing please

very nice site- I like seeing people actually using their products.

I would like to read about home canning food from the garden, or fresh food from the Farmer's Market.

Great New blog!