Preparedness/survival books and websites

[offdalip]

I don't know if this is the exact one you have, but it looks close.
HERE you go Dame:

http://www.chefnoah.com/CD/13-LDS-INSTRUCTION%20PACK.pdf

[opsec]

Another handy reference provides lists of how many row feet of garden it takes to produce a given volumn of crop. 

This is a missing link in my gardening information. How about copying this and posting it in the survival gardening section?

[konomonose]

I will post this here and with some of the crop threads. Geri Guidetti's site is wonderful re seed saving and proper long term storage info, how to, non -hybrid info, etc. She is  honest &wonderful to deal with; I had a nice set up from her years back, properly stored and my wife threw them out on one of her manic??? thoughtless cleaning frenzies. oh well, what's a hundred dollars+/- lost??? have not had the mony to replace. Anyway without further ado:   http://www.arkinstitute.com/

[Dame]

ofdalip - Finally took the time to look at the site suggested and it is the updated version of the book I have.  Not sure I want to switch horse midsteam but modifying the in process routine is very likely.  Thank you.

[beentheredonethat]

For those interested in knowing how much you should be storing and keeping track of it all, here are several sites from Millennium Ark:

http://standeyo.com/News_Files/Hollys.html

I have taken the Deyo Storage Planner (spreadsheet) and tweaked it for my family's needs (deleting all but items we consume/require) I also made quantity substitutions based on LDS storage units.
The LDS used to have a free spreadsheet, but now charges for it.

[opsec]

Thanks for the link. I've seen Stan Deyo's site before, but I never got deep into it. There is a lot of information at that one link alone, it's almost one stop shopping for the survivalist.