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Wednesday, October 1, 2008
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Welcome!
Welcome to my blog, Filling Your Ark. I hope you will find some helpful information that will both educate you in the purpose of emergency preparedness and bring success in your food storage endeavers.
Below you will find gardening Filling Your Ark Newsletters that I put together in 2008. Someday I will finish November and December :)!
There are also helpful PDF documents, websites, and YouTube videos on building and using your food. Enjoy and learn.
Below you will find gardening Filling Your Ark Newsletters that I put together in 2008. Someday I will finish November and December :)!
There are also helpful PDF documents, websites, and YouTube videos on building and using your food. Enjoy and learn.
Filling Your Ark 2008 Newsletters
Labels
- Articles (17)
- Bread (2)
- Canning (1)
- Cooking (1)
- Don't Get Behind (1)
- Finance (1)
- Food Preservation (1)
- Food Saver (1)
- Food Storage (3)
- Food Storage Ladder (2)
- Food Storage Rooms (1)
- Fun Stuff (1)
- Gardening (4)
- Menu planning (3)
- Mistakes in FS (1)
- Monthly Menu (2)
- My Lighthouse (1)
- Newsletter (1)
- Personal Prep Book (1)
- Recipes (5)
- Recipes - Dinner (1)
- Self-Rising Flour (1)
- Square Foot Gardening (5)
- Why 72 Hour Packets (4)
- Why Emergency Prepardness (7)
- Why Store Food (11)
- Wild Edibles (1)
- Winter Prepardeness (2)
Food Storage PDF's
- $3 a Day Menu!
- 1-Month Kit Recipes
- Bean Cuisine
- Bean Flour Facts
- Canning Butter
- Emergency Plan
- Emergency Prep Manual
- Everyday Bargains-Shopping List
- Everything Under the Sun
- Family Prep Manual
- Fiber Facts
- Flax Seed Egg Substitute
- Food & Water in an Emergency
- Food Storage Cooking School
- FS Kit Recipes
- FS on $5 per week!
- FS Social Handouts
- Grains Nutrient Table
- Handy Ref for Freezing Veggies
- LDS Prepardness Manual
- Month of Menus
- One Loaf of Bread/day/year
- Our Menu Plan
- Pandemic Flu Planning
- PeTE-OX Instructions
- Potluck Challenge Newsletter Feb
- Potluck Challenge Newsletter Jun
- Project Noah
- Prudent FS Q&A
- Recipes Using 1 Mth Basic FS Kit
- Recommended 1 Yr Storage
- Safe Food Storage
- Safe Packaging Info
- Seed to Table Harvest Guide
- Sponge Bath Basics
- Sprout Facts
- Sprouting
- Store it! Don't Ignore it!
- Using Beans and Peas in Recipes
- Water Storage
- Wheatgrass Juice Facts
- Wild Edible Photos
- Wild Edible Recipes
Helpful Websites
- 100 Things to Disappear First
- 365 Jars of Food Storage
- A Year In Bread
- About Food Grade Plastic Containers
- Being Frugal
- Breads and Such
- Edible Weeds
- Everything Under the Sun Fireside
- Family Food Storage
- Food Conversion Chart
- Food Noah
- Free Rice
- Fresh Bread in Five Minutes a Day
- FS by Bishop Featherstone
- FS Calculator
- FS Made Easy
- FS on $10 per week
- Hillbilly Housewife
- Hillbilly Housewife Blog
- Laptop Lunchboxes
- Looking Ahead to times of Drought
- Madsen's Gardening Newsletters
- Making Bread
- Mormon Mommy Wars
- NCHFP
- Preparedness Principles
- Preserving Food Safely
- Rotation Planner
- Southern Cooking
- Survival Blog
- Tammy's Recipes
- The Idea Door
- The Prudent Homemaker
- The Solar Cook
- Track My Food Storage
- Vegetarian Emergency Kit
- Where to Pick Your Own Food
- Whole Wheat Bread
- Whole Wheat Bread - Easy
- Why Store Food
YouTube Videos on Food Storage
- Bucket Packing Part 1
- Bucket Packing Part 2
- Canning Beans
- Chicken Pot Pie
- Dry Pack Canning
- Food Storage Tricks Part 1
- Foodstorage in the crawl space
- Grinding Wheat to make Bread
- Making Bread Part 0
- Making Bread part 2
- Making Bread Part 3
- Making Bread Part 4
- Making Bread Part 5
- Making Bread Part 6
- Making Bread Part 7
- Mormon Women Teach Abt FS 1
- Mormon Women Teach Abt FS 2
- Seal a Jar with a FoodSaver
- Whole Wheat Bread
My Blog List
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Quote from LDS Church Leaders
A man should not only be prepared to protect himself physically, but he should also have on hand sufficient supplies to sustain himself and his family in an emergency. For many years the leaders of the Mormon Church have recommended, with instructions, that every family have on hand at least a year's supply of basic food, clothing, fuel (where possible), and provisions for shelter. This has been most helpful to families suffering temporary reverses. It can and will be useful in many circumstances in the days ahead. We also need to get out of financial , to be debt-free. (God, Family, Country, p. 331.)
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That's where I get it from too!
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