Food Security Top Concern for Majority of Americans-(70%)

business wire via yahoo ^ | August 24, 2022 | Business Wire

[Ellendra]

For months now, the concern in some places has been how to prepare food when electricity and fuel are too expensive to use the stove. So, in addition to stocking up on non-perishables, make sure you have at least 3 methods to cook with. I would go with regular stove, wood stove, and solar oven, but choose what works best for you. By having methods that each use a different fuel source, you’re less likely to find yourself without.

The dry cobs from corn make a good firewood substitute, if you’re in an area where firewood is scarce.

[albie]

A Weber grill works for me. I have an endless supply of wood.

[DuncanWaring]

You’d do better with a wagon that will carry three or four 5-gallon jugs.

[GOPJ]

Commies know social upheaval's a path for taking over... What they're missing is Americans are a resilient people and we can work around their evil.

I'm betting they thought we'd fold before now...

Parts of the world will go hungry in this latest scenario - based on the stupid 'green energy' crap pushed by 'elites' - but here in the US, at worst - we'll do without some of our favorites - but no one will go hungry.

[daniel1212]

food insecurity is a much contrived term, but that over 70% of Americans adults aged 20 and over are overweight or obese is not,, and nearly 1 in 5 children have obesity. Children with obesity are more likely to develop other serious health problems, including heart disease and type 2 diabetes plus children with overweight and obesity had significant weight gain during the pandemic

[reformedliberal]

Three additional infections recently found in several of the mid-west States, allegedly spread by migrating wild fowl
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I’ve lived nearly 50 years at one or another stopping point of the American flyway. I also have a friend who raises chickens & is in touch with other who also raise them.

The culls this summer were after the Spring migrations and well before the Fall migration. Chickens were sick. Chickens did die. But it was not because of migration.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I am so screwed

Aw... quit your bragging.

[Jane Long]

I would peddle my bicycle there, fill my 5 gallon plastic jug, peddle home.

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Bumpety, slippety slosh....and, you don’t think you’ll encounter ARMED bandits, along your 4 mile trail, wanting YOUR 5 gal water jug?

[Jane Long]

Don’t answer that....one.

[ronnie raygun]

We are the frogs in the kettle on a low flame. not hot enough yet but getting there

[SauronOfMordor]

For many years, I’ve made it my policy to not disclose info about my guns to neighbors. And I know leftists who have lots of guns.

[exnavy]

Thanks for the tip.

[exnavy]

Thought of that.

[exnavy]

Very good idea.

[exnavy]

Another thing to note, i live in an area where winter is cold, alternate heat makers are a needed thing. Do not over look this. I believe it is about to get very “different” from what we are used to. Short term goal, survive the begining 2 or 3 years of great reset. It’s coming.