Homesteading for preppers by Dan F. Sullivan

Can you tell me… which of these “food strategies” is best for a long-term disaster or a crisis? Is it…

A) An aquaponics system…
B) A 1-year stockpile…
or C) Homesteading?

If you didn’t answer C), having a homestead, then please hold it right there, because you could be very vulnerable in the aftermath of a long term disaster…

Aquaponics systems can only give so much food, and they work on electricity, meaning that a blackout or an EMP will kill all your plants and fish…

A large stockpile is a good back-up, but hard to manage and gets expensive once it starts to grow… And after it’s finished, you still need to eat… because everyone knows a long-term crisis could take 5 or even 10 years to get back to some sort of normal…

My name is Dan F. Sullivan and after years of prepping, I came to the conclusion that the only way to have a solid, steady food and water supply is to HOMESTEAD.

Homesteading is the only (legal) way I know of to become almost completely self-reliant from the food corporations, the utilities companies, the Government and Big Pharma… by harvesting hundreds upon hundreds of pounds of organic food year-round, and collecting thousands of gallons of crystal-clear drinking water for free…

To take back your health by growing your own groceries, and making your own food out of basic ingredients, such as cheese, bread and even chocolate to name a few…

Then you could stockpile the excess produce for dark days… (The shelf life of ingredients is longer than that of the resulting foods, anyway…) So while other preppers pay thousands for overpriced, highly-processed “emergency food”, you’ll build your survival stockpile for free…

Ok, I know all of this sounds exciting and, by now, you may be asking yourself:

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