Our Daily bread- food storage, peak oil, economic collapse, Wheat
December 17, 2011 by dmin
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Short video showing hand harvesting and primitive processing of home grown wheat. Wheat is the “staff of life” and essential to your food storage. One of the “Basic 4″ of Esther Dickey’s “Passport to Survival” 1960’s era food storage and preparedness book along with honey, dry milk and salt. We advocate a much more rounded food storage program, but these 4 components are still essential parts. Eventually in a long term disaster your storage food will run out. Having experience with growing grains will be essential to any survivalist or homesteader. Raising your own grains now ensures your family a CLEAN, SAFE source of whole grains. www.survivalreport.net www.homesteadingandsurvival.com tags- survivalist, survival, peak oil, end of oil, end times, prophecy, nuclear war, preparedness, self reliance, self sufficiency, organic gardening, permaculture, sustainability, survival retreat, ak47, ar15, TSHTF, survival report, Ron Paul, Alex Jones, 911, Martial law, new world order, election, Bush, Obama, McCain, war, Mormom, militia, terrorism, Frugal Squirrels, whole wheat, bread, basic 4, alternate energy, off grid anything else that might bring in folks 
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Awesome video! In fact, I’ve watched a few of your videos before this one and I have to tell you that you are doing an amazing job reporting and teaching those of us that are still in the beginning stages. Please keep up the good work and? I’ll be watching. Thanks so much for taking the time to share!
Awesome video! In fact, I’ve watched a few of your videos before this one and I have to tell you that you are doing an? amazing job reporting and teaching those of us that are still in the beginning stages. Please keep up the good work and I’ll be watching. Thanks so much for taking the time to share!
Awesome video! In fact, I’ve watched a few of your videos before this one and I have to tell you that you are doing an amazing job reporting and teaching those of us that are still in the beginning stages. Please keep up the good work and I’ll be? watching. Thanks so much for taking the time to share!
@chrishatespeople Thanks Chris! I didn’t do? all the PAW videos, our friend “Bob in Idaho” has done most of them. We continue to work with him on various projects, they are good folks, definitely subscribe to his also!
Great video. Small Scale Grain Raising is back in print.? Thanks or all your videos, and the PAW videos as well.
@whiteydr ? The discussion was centering around the most efficient way to do it without a lot of specialized tools. If folks want the “natural experience” then I have to assume they will be grinding grain between two rocks?
Plastic bat and electric fan? leaves you a bit far from the natural exerience. Nice video though.
Small Scale Grain Raising had a second edition come out a few months ago. Its a great? and book. I would reccomend any book written by Gene Logsdon.
Food for the mind, body and spirit
What’s not to like?
THANKS and please post? more videos if you have more great information to share with us
if thats all we have and people come to take my? wheat you dang sure bet ya I will protect it.
Most sheep wouldnt know what to do with wheat anyway so theres not much to worry about.
I love your videos!! I can’t wait to see the? rest of your rabbit raising series. I love that ya’ll quote scriptures in your videos, as it is only through His grace and mercy that we even exist. Keep up the great work. God bless.
How easy is Wheat to? grow ? Is wheat like beans,or like corn, how efficient is it ?
You shouldn’t need DE, check out the video “Long Term food storage” here on youtube. It’s one we? did in Paw productions.
I would only aproach in a dignified? manor
beans,corn,maters? n such mostly what ive grownn this year
I usually prefer to use a? combine…
mattandpatti222, i almost feel sorry for you if you have to ask a question like that, silly wabbits. lol
SurvivalReport, you’ve inspired me to grow a grain crop I have to admit I never thought to plant it even after setting my tomatoes, radishes and a few other things in my garden. Have you ever used food grade diatomaceous earth to protect grains and? other foods from infestation? Also, have you ever making a sour dough starter for making breads?
Great videos keep ‘em coming
Your right, someone who has been preparing for over 2 decades probably has? not made any defensive preparations. LOL
Get back on the short bus there bud!
like you are going to protect this wheat when hungry? people raid you! wake up!
Where can I get? some of those GMO seeds? I love when it crosspolinates.
One thing to note is, be sure you dont live ANYWHERE near a farm that grows GMO foods as? it will crosspolinated, then your screwed!
Do? you mean Mylar? If so check Shop Simpler living with a dot and a com after it. Youtube evidently doesn’t like links in comments as I’ve replied to this twice and it’s deleted it.
I’m taking notes man, thanks for all of the info. However, where do I find or buy mydral for? rice storage?