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Hello from Rootbound Homestead! Today's video is a super simple and easy way to start stocking your food pantry at home for your family. Anyone can utilize this simple step to help start filling, and keeping food, in your pantry for hard times. Thank you!

DIY easy veggie and bone broth from kitchen scraps Hello! This recipe is super easy and utilizes things you already have on hand to make a delicious, nutrient dense veggie and bone broth that you can store in your pantry for the coming grocery store shortages.

The time to prepare your pantry and your family is now! Please try to put just a little extra away each week so you can survive a disaster situation, whatever that may be. Today, we're in the Garlic bed. RHE MOST ASKED QUESTION in gardening, Is when to harvest garden produce and how to store it. I hope this gardening vlog helps you! In this video, I show you how to harvest your garlic. Plus, I give some other tips on harvesting, storing, and curing garlic and even mint so you can use yours for months to come!

There is a growing concern that things are going to get bad here in the near future. The easiest thing you can do to prepare for disaster is to stock your pantry, gather medications, get your pets and children's paperwork together, stock up on batteries, fresh water, non perishable foods, and personal toiletries. The simple act of preparing ensures you and your family will be prepared for any financial, economical, food system disaster may come.

As we all know, some situations are getting worse day by day in the United States. For example, food prices are already soaring, most of the products are out of stock, food shortage is back again, and now a beverage shortage has been added to the list.

Pie lovers, beware. A popular seasonal fruit used to make pies, salads and other summer desserts is in short supply at local grocery stores due to a smaller than average harvest this year.

Salad lovers, beware. Just when we thought things were returning to normal after more than a year of pandemic-related supply chain disruptions, we're now facing a new wave of food shortages. This time a specific produce item is becoming harder to get at many grocery stores across the country.

Food shortages are a real threat in the United States, as we all experience from March 2022. Unfortunately, this shortage comes just after the 2020 food shortage, which we faced due to increased demand and limited supply due to supply chain issues.

photo of baby with bottlePhoto by Lucy Wolski (Unsplash) A military plane carrying enough specialty baby formula for more than half a million baby bottles arrived yesterday in Indianapolis. This flight is the first of several flights expected from Europe aimed at relieving a shortage that has sent parents scrambling to find enough to feed their children. 39 tons of baby formula transported by military plane, according to White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

As the country faces record-breaking temperatures ahead of the summer, gas and food prices have gone soaring for the second time. Currently, the average price for a gallon of gas sits at $4.59 just a few months after things were seeming to go back to a manageable amount. Forecasters at JPMorgan Chase have predicted that prices will go above the $6 dollar mark by the time the new season rolls around. This marks a 30% increase amid multiple rate hikes and another round of Ukrainian aid, inflation, and cryptocurrency markets going into freefall.

The current baby formula shortage is worsening. Parents and caregivers struggle to get the food they need for their children. As the nationwide baby formula shortage worsens, more than half of baby formula products are out of stock in Arizona. According to Arizona's Family, Arizona and the Phoenix metro region have a 51 percent out-of-stock rate for baby formula, which is higher than the national average of 43 percent.

fruits and produce in storePhoto by Gemma (Creative Commons/Unsplash) I'm sure that you've noticed prices keep increasing every time you visit the grocery store, so you're spending more than before for each shopping trip. Currently, on average, the cost of groceries for one individual in Columbus is $327 per month. So if you have a family of four people, you could estimate that you would have a grocery bill of approximately $1,300 per month. But that amount is likely to go up for individuals in the area.

The war in Ukraine is having an impact on the global food supply and food prices are rising. In a statement regarding food shortages on March 24, 2022, President Biden said:. With regard to food shortage, yes we did talk about food shortages, and it's gonna be real,"

British Journalist and financial expert Martin Lewis recently warned that the rising cost of living could lead to civil unrest. "We need to keep people fed. We need to keep them warm. If we get this wrong right now, then we get to the point where we start to risk civil unrest. When breadwinners cannot provide, anger brews, and civil unrest brews – and I do not think we are very far off."

As we all know, some situations in the United States are getting worse day by day, especially in food items where food prices are increasing, and there is a shortage of some grocery items.

According to a report published last night by the UN, global food prices surged to their highest ever levels in March due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Cooking oils, cereals, and meats achieved all-time highs, implying that food commodities cost a third more than they did a year ago. But sadly, the rise in food prices is just beginning of a crisis spiraling out of control.

Why are foods like cereal, baked goods, fresh fruit, fish, and eggs more expensive now?. According to this source, these are some of the foods that have risen in price:. Meat, poultry, fish and eggs are 13% more expensive.