Some countries are experiencing food shortages and there has been talk we might have some here too. This would have seemed like crazy talk, except for the fact that we experienced toilet paper shortages just two years ago when that seemed impossible. In Florida, hurricanes are a possibility and you could find yourself without the ability to shop for food for days or even weeks. So preparation for these scenarios is just something practical to do. In this episode, Dr. Nedd covers:
- The differences between food shortages from natural occurrences and those from political and policy causes.
- The most important factors in doing preparation for a possible food shortage.
- The different ways of storing food for a time you might need it.
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