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Since I live in a major metropolitan area in the middle of the Midwest I'd like to see a discussion on how a person's location affects their emergency preparedness plans

"What preparedness topic or question would you like discussed on our blog in the coming months?"

Simple. Down-grid first aid. How are you going to help someone, if there is no 911.

When that earthquake hit the Salt Lake Valley, it will likely be at 0300, in the middle of the worst blizzard in a hundred years.

What do you do when there is no 911?

How much water do we need to store for four
people and what storage works best?
Can we store our own if we have large containers and
what can we do to keep it from stagnating?

Thanks

I would love to get more info on what people use their wheat grinder for besides grinding wheat. I know you can use it to grind a lot of other things too, so I'm curious to see what else you can do with it.

How can a diabetic prepare an economical and sugar free food storage supply?

I have never seen diabetic foods offered anywhere, not even at the Bishop's Storehouse. When I have asked about this I am told that I can purchase my own "sugar free Jello" or "Splenda" and can it myself, but that is really, really expensive! I would like to see a discussion on this topic.

I'd like to read a running post, either weekly or monthly that helps guide less affluent people on building up their food storage. I interested in financial levels of less than $100 dollars, preferably less than $50, a month available for food storage and how to build both long term and short term food storage.

How can diabetics best prepare their food storage?
Many of the foods offered for long term storage, and at the Bishop's Storehouse are high in sugar and carbohydrates. What alternatives do Diabetics have in regards to food storage choices? How can a diabetic economically prepare a diabetic food storage program?

hi,,, i would love to learn more to make power from wind, etc…

I'd like to see more info on recipes and how to make the best use of food storage.
Karen in Indiana

I would like to see a discussion regarding our temporal preparedness aligning with our spiritual preparedness. How has preparing your food storage helped increase your faith in Heavenly Father? How can our faithfulness protect and preserve our food storage? Are the two directly related?

How are saints preparing in other nations where food storage is prohibited? Will the US follow suit and restrict or prohibit us from practicing this aspect of our faith? How are new converts to the church preparing?

I would like to see recipes for food storage items.

Love the new blog

I'd like to see recipes for the different foods you sell. I know there are preppers out there that have made some unusual & tasty meals just from MRE's & Freeze Dried foods. Good site.

I would like to know the most effective system to purify water (2 or 3 gallons at a time)too. I live in FL and we have hurricanes. I always have plenty of bottled water on hand but it's other emergencies that concern me. Thank you.

I would like to read information on emergency communications and long term seed storage.

I would love to read a discussion about how to prepare for emergencies when we have little kids at home. I have a 3-year-old, 2-year-old and baby due in December. What kinds of things do I pack for our kids to ensure the least amount of stress in an emergency?
Also, I love to learn how to can fruits and veggies from those who have canned/are canning a lot of their own food storage.

I would love to read a discussion about how to prepare for emergencies when we have little kids at home. I have a 3-year-old, 2-year-old and baby due in December. What kinds of things do I pack for our kids to ensure the least amount of stress in an emergency?
Also, I love to learn how to can fruits and veggies from those who have canned/are canning a lot of their own food storage.

I would love to hear about integrating food storage into daily cooking. Keep up the good work!!!

Would like to see water purification informtation.
Megan

I would like to see discussion about how to get a teenager excited about emergency preparedness. Including such topics as locating shelter, building a fire, and cooking with Preparedness Pantry foods. My 16 year old just rolls her eyes…

Where do you store so much food?

I love your new blog! I would very much like to learn more about fuel storage. I'm fairly well informed about everything but this topic. Thanks so much.

Your product offerings are great, and it's great to have this blog to know how to best use what you have to offer. Thanks!

I'd love to hear about where to store 24 hour kits. We keep several kits in various places but the 24 hour kit is tricky – I don't want to keep it in the house in case of fire or other destructive force; but we don't want to store it where the temperature isn't controlled either.

I would like to see something about gathering and storing seeds from gardens so they last year to year. [email protected]

I would like to hear about alternate uses for every day items in an emergency situation. Gardening, water recycling and great recipes for cooking over an open flame.

Thanks!
Tricia in Ridgefield, WA

Thanks for setting this blog up. What a great resource!

Thanks again,
Christy

Wonderful! Count me in!

Ideas on rotation. Also water and fuel storage ideas.

I would like to see more recipes using freeze dried foods.

I would like to learn more on water storage, and ideas on rotation of food storage.

I love this site.

I love this site. I am learning a lot just looking at the catalog. I definitely would like to know more about safely storing water and using the rain barrels. Also setting up an outside privy.

This is a great Blog! I would love to get more food storage recipes! Food storage is one of my favorite things to work on. Tammy W.

I'd love to hear about fuel, charcoal storage, propane etc.

I am also very interested in the grain mills. I enjoy cooking very much and would like to work fresh grain flour into the everyday meals and our survival plans.

Its so great to have many minds to learn from!

I love the new web page with so much info to view. I hope to see more info on how to prepare the food storage as I love using these products. Also would love to see more info on family preparedness as with the way our economy is going, I want to be prepare. Thanks again for all the info I have view. My hats off to all who prepare the web pages. Joanne from Tucson, AZ

I would like some ideas to make up my own Emergency 3 Day kit for my family. That would be great.

Jill

This sounds like a great place to learn new things. Food Storage is very important.

Love the info. Thanks. Tamara

I would like to hear more about what stores well in warmer areas. Also I would like to see some kind of list of the basics you would need for any kind of disaster.

Becky G.
Arizona

I would like to see information on how often items in emergency kits should be re-cycled.

I have ordered many items from your website and so far am very impressed with your products. I would like to learn more about the use of dehydrated products in cooking.
Keep up the good work – love your site!

Beans. I have some recipes using beans, but it is not something that I really work into our diet and should be.

I am the preparedness specialist for our ward in our church. I am always looking for good ideas to pass on to the committe. Any thing will help

I would love information about how to Freeze Dry and Dehydrate your own produce from home.
Ginger W.

I would like to see an article on the various methods and supplies needed for water filtration.

Thank you for creating the blog – Sean

I recently moved out in the country and have a well. But it scares me that I have a well and it is powered by electricity. I know if I buy a generator it will solve my problem to an extent. But then you have to think abt storing fuel….for the generator…Also, we have a pond next to our house, how could I use that to make it drinkable? I know I could use it for toliets, washing, but what if it was all we had? hmmm…

I WOULD LIKE TO READ ABOUT ALL THE THINGS THAT CAN BE DONE WITH WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS. MAYBE SEE SOME RECIPES.