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Jodi Moore - EzineArticles.com Expert Author  

I am a former marketer, current full-time mommy who has a slight internet addiction. I love to find and share information on my hobbies, my family, my life, and my business. Right now I am really into building my food storage and working on my mommy blog. I am an avid hockey player but it is the summer so my mind and body are taking a break from that topic. Check out my websites ... [More]

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  • Wheat Grinders - Types, Prices, Usage, Recommendations
    [Reference-and-Education:Survival-and-Emergency] Want to find out which wheat grinder is the best for your needs? Need to price out different models of wheat grinders? What do you do with all that wheat once you have ground it? Keep reading to get these answers and more!


  • How to Make Your Own Plant Pots For Free
    [Home-and-Family:Gardening] Use these simple instructions to build plant pots out of newspaper. It's a free and simple method to make it easier to start your plants indoors!


  • The Case For Whole Grains
    [Health-and-Fitness:Nutrition] Whole grain foods are recommended to be one half of your daily grain intake. Find out more about why they are so healthy and how you can easily incorporate them into your daily diet.


  • Four Water Purification Techniques
    [Health-and-Fitness:Environmental-Issues] When faced with an emergency situation there is always the possibility that access to fresh, clean water is limited. Contaminated water can contain parasites as well as microorganisms that cause disease such as dysentery, typhoid fever, salmonella, giardiasis, and hepatitis as well as having a bad odor and taste. You should purify all water before using it for drinking, food preparation, or hygiene.


  • The Case For Food Storage
    [Reference-and-Education:Survival-and-Emergency] When gas prices skyrocketed, all of the airlines were affected except Southwest Airlines. Southwest had purchased approximately ten years worth of fuel in advance so the price hike didn't have nearly the impact on their business. Imagine if you could have stored 6 months worth of gasoline for your car when fuel was still under $2 a gallon.


  • Time Saving Tips in the Kitchen
    [Food-and-Drink:Cooking-Tips] I don't know about you, but in nice summer weather the last thing I want to be doing is spending too much time in the house cooking. I have been trying to come up with some ways to be more efficient in the kitchen. I'm going to use my FAVORITE food as an example.


  • Food Storage Dos and Don'ts
    [Reference-and-Education:Survival-and-Emergency] Is long term food storage an overwhelming mystery to you? If you are concerned with building up a supply of food to protect your family against a natural disaster or economic troubles, make sure to check out these food storage do's and don'ts to help you get started.


  • 72 Hour Kits and Disaster Kits For Babies
    [Home-and-Family:Babies-Toddler] Many people like to have a disaster kit or 72 hour kit prepared for their family in case they have to leave the house in a hurry in times of emergency. These kits include everything from change of clothes, flashlights, first aid kits, and 72 hours worth of food. A lot of people have had problems deciding what to include in their disaster kits for infants or small children. I have compiled a list of tips to help you as you are putting together your own family's kits.


  • Preparing Your Family to Face an Emergency
    [Reference-and-Education:Survival-and-Emergency] Disaster has been striking our nation, and the world, recently - earthquakes, tornadoes, severe flooding, tsunamis, hurricanes. What would you do if one of these disasters happened to you?


  • Top Ten Reasons I Desperately Needed to Rotate My 72 Hour Kit Foods
    [Reference-and-Education:Survival-and-Emergency] While writing the article "How to Make a 72 Hour Kit", I pulled out my own 72 hour kits to take remind myself of how they were put together. I realized the date on them was July 2006! I decided I better buy some replacement foods since the recommendation is typically to rotate it every 6 months to a year.


  • How to Get Started With Your Food Storage
    [Food-and-Drink:Cooking-Tips] Interview between two leading food storage blog authors discussing tips on getting started with actually USING your food storage. There are some surprising answers to a few basic questions. Definitely worth reading if you are just getting started with your food storage.


  • What Can You Do With Your Food Storage?
    [Reference-and-Education:Survival-and-Emergency] If you are dependent on your food storage to survive for an extended period of time, would you be able to create familiar meals for your family? Any meals at all? Or do you just have a hodgepodge of random cans and buckets of wheat collecting dust in your basement? I've compiled a list of foods you can make with some of the most common food storage items. Find out how your food storage compares!


  • Why Food Storage Should Be Part of Your Financial Plan
    [Food-and-Drink] Have you ever been out of work for a week, a month, even longer? Do you wish you could buy foods ONLY when they are on sale and with coupons? Do you wish you had a stockpile of grains now that the prices are getting so high? I have the answer for you and it is called food storage!


  • 10 Steps For Starting Your Food Storage
    [Reference-and-Education:Survival-and-Emergency] Building up a food storage supply can feel like a daunting task. What do you store? How much of it? How the heck do you use wheat? Where do you buy these items? And how do you store it all? All of these questions come to mind when you try to get started. We have split the process up into ten simple baby steps which will hopefully make the task feel less overwhelming.


  • How to Make Your Own 72 Hour Kit
    [Reference-and-Education:Survival-and-Emergency] Kick start your food storage plan by getting your 72 hour kits put together immediately. This article provides complete instructions for building your own 72 hour kit using a milk jug and a few two liter bottles. Perfect for people concerned about being prepared for an emergency. Now is the time to get started!


  • New Uses For Your Square Foot Garden Veggies
    [Home-and-Family:Gardening] What do you do if you have a monster tomato plant and you have 30-40 tomatoes all ripen at the same time? What about when you have 10 giant cucumbers sitting in your fridge waiting to be eaten and you can't stomach the idea of another cucumber sandwich? Or flocks of bush beans that you didn't realize should have been staggered several weeks apart? I have the solution ... BUILD YOUR FOOD STORAGE!




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