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Why this blog
Welcome to the DragonRanch Inn home gardening, home dehydrating, and food storage blog.
The purpose of this blog is to record and share my journey toward achieving my self-sufficiency mission, and my progress toward reaching the goals which will help me achieve that mission.
Mission:
My mission is to increase my self-sufficiency by increasing the amount of my own food that I grow, increasing my skills at dehydrating foods and using dehydrated and freeze-dried foods, increasing my food storage for longer-term emergencies, and sharing what I've learned along the way.
Short-term goals:
1. Grow more of my own foods.
2. Dehydrate, or otherwise preserve, my produce that I can't eat right away.
3. Keep 2 weeks worth of easily-prepared foods on hand for emergencies.
4. Keep easily-prepared foods on hand for lunch or dinners when I'm tired and don't have time to cook.
5. Learn how to cook with dehydrated and freeze-dried foods, as well as staples such as beans.
Long-term goals:
1. Prepare for longer-term disasters and emergencies by continually increasing my food producing (gardening and fruit) ability and long-term storage.
2. Store enough food to outlast a disaster lasting first 3 months, then 6 months, then 9 months, then a year.
The purpose of this blog is to record and share my journey toward achieving my self-sufficiency mission, and my progress toward reaching the goals which will help me achieve that mission.
Mission:
My mission is to increase my self-sufficiency by increasing the amount of my own food that I grow, increasing my skills at dehydrating foods and using dehydrated and freeze-dried foods, increasing my food storage for longer-term emergencies, and sharing what I've learned along the way.
Short-term goals:
1. Grow more of my own foods.
2. Dehydrate, or otherwise preserve, my produce that I can't eat right away.
3. Keep 2 weeks worth of easily-prepared foods on hand for emergencies.
4. Keep easily-prepared foods on hand for lunch or dinners when I'm tired and don't have time to cook.
5. Learn how to cook with dehydrated and freeze-dried foods, as well as staples such as beans.
Long-term goals:
1. Prepare for longer-term disasters and emergencies by continually increasing my food producing (gardening and fruit) ability and long-term storage.
2. Store enough food to outlast a disaster lasting first 3 months, then 6 months, then 9 months, then a year.
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Blog Archive
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2009
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July
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- Dehydrated Hashbrown Potatoes review
- My wood-burning stove
- Pictures from the December 2008 snow event
- Why I have a link to TrailCooking.com
- First attempt at Potato Casserole
- Shelf Reliance
- My Second Order from Emergency Essentials
- Review of Provident Pantry's Bacon Flavored TVP
- Review of Dehydrated Refried Beans
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July
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