How I Feed My Family for 1 Year -- What Does It Take?

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4 жыл бұрын

What does it take to feed 2 people for 1 year? Danny and I discuss dinner and supper (lunch and dinner) whatever you want to call them. How much home canned food does it take to feed 2 people for 1 year?
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@back40bandit98 4 жыл бұрын

I'm putting in a garden and everyone keeps telling me that it's gonna be too big and too much work. I tell them that I would like to be able to feed my family and extended families if needed. If I grow too much and have to give some away, then that means the lord is blessing us and providing for us and our neighbors.

@angelacollier9256 4 жыл бұрын

I strongly believe there's going to be move back to the family farm and self reliance. People are getting sick of the corporations shenanigans!

@julieweaver2285 4 жыл бұрын

It's just me. I am 57 and my Family (Mother, and siblings) give me flack about how much I can. 1. I love to can. 2. I love to eat. Lol 3. I share my food with my daughter and her husband and children when I have excess. Plus, you just never know what the future holds. God bless and keep sharing your knowledge. ❤

@theycallmebacon5692 4 жыл бұрын

Am I the only one that wishes I had neighbors like these two.

@JipseeGirl 4 жыл бұрын

My sister keeps looking at my stock and saying I could live for a year or two on it but I keep saying no way. Just do the numbers. I think this video is your most eye opening yet. Thank you for educating the masses! You are making a difference!

@cr3062 4 жыл бұрын

I had 4 tomato plants last summer and canned 89 pints out of those 4 plants!

@Robert-lz5nv 3 жыл бұрын

Good Morning Again, (I just can't get enough of Y'all's videos), but I wanted to say that for the first time in my life, I have finally found 'total-peace-of-mind' when I retired and moved to N.E. Oklahoma on a 20+ acre homestead.The land is loaded with White, Red and Black Oak trees, with some being every bit of 6ft in diameter, along with beautiful Pines. After getting most of the required farming tools, I've tilled & cleared a 2400 sq.ft. garden plot, and I'm starting all of the seeds indoors today to get a jump-start on the last frost date here in zone 7. As the sun goes down, with a glass of wine and sitting on my deck, I look out at my Deer feeder and watch them eat. (some of the Bucks are up to ten-points and the Does are the biggest I've ever seen, too), as the Squirrels and Rabbits play all over the place, and hearing groves of Turkeys as they prepare to roost, and birds of every species...it actually brings tears to my eyes as I feel the grace of God smiling down upon me.

@donnaocasio45 4 жыл бұрын

Growing up ,we had beans and potatoes and cornbread or biscuits EVERYDAY. My dad said it wasn’t a complete meal without them. I can remember helping my grandma shell peas when I was a kid , I miss those days.

@sherrytucker7102 4 жыл бұрын

Up until I was 9, I lived with my great-grandmother on a small farm in TN...we grew almost ALL of our food and put it up either in the freezer or in jars. She had 4 canners (IIRC) and they were practically non-stop during harvest. Fond memories!

@PinballPreparedness 4 жыл бұрын

The average person eats nearly 2000 lbs of food per year. Most people are shocked when they hear that.

@backyardhomestead2230 4 жыл бұрын

We have been keeping accurate records of our food expense since 2012. Our average cost for food is $80.94 per month for a family of two. This includes all food items purchased from any source. Our homestead provides the rest of our food. -Lea

@sandrahamilton5158 4 жыл бұрын

I didn't know that I could get so much pleasure from watching a husband and wife sitting there shelling peas and just talking about food and life, how wonderful. Cheers from Australia and God bless you.

@familybroich3073 4 жыл бұрын

We live in the city. 6yrs ago when we bought our house we took out the whole backyard. We have chickens ducks and a pig. We garden and I can too. Neither of our parents gardened or raised meat, we learned from books and KZfaq 😂. We’re in our early 30s. It’s nice to see ppl more into homesteading the last few years. So many of our family and friends called us crazy.. now they’ve started gardening because of covid19 😂. Blessing to you gardening friends ❤️

@charitytanel8107 4 жыл бұрын

Thankyou, I think people don't realise how little or much they eat, ESPECIALLY, if they buy it from the supermarket each week. This shows how much preparation goes into getting our basic meals on the table. May God strengthen and bless the labour of our hands, and you are truly thankful when you've gone to all that work and you sit down to taste it.

@Countrygirl2010 4 жыл бұрын

My grandpa had 4 huge gardens and I remember watching my grandma can & freeze so much food. I loved going in their pantry and looking at all those jars. I think you two are wonderful & I love watching y’all. ❤️

@stalstonestacy4316 4 жыл бұрын

I live in town on a tiny lot but I still plant a garden every year. I definitely get enough tomatoes, squash and beans for the two of us and enough of other things like potatoes and corn to eat fresh or nearly fresh until Christmas. We also manage a small flock of chickens for eggs and meat. It doesn't seem like much but it definitely helps. Hopefully and prayerfully we will soon have some acreage for our permanent homestead. Our goal is to eat about 98% of our total food from our own land.

@Laydera 4 жыл бұрын

oh my heavens! that would be 10000 jars to feed my family allowing 1000 for items i didnt hear on your list that we can and eat if i did can everything. That is truly mind blowing.

@alaskahomesteading6568 4 жыл бұрын

We have thousands of jars of broth, jams, applesauce, vegetables of all kinds, sweet potatoes, squash, potatoes, meat, fish, butter, cheese, and so much more that I can't think of off the top of my head. What we're most concerned about doing right now is raising the food to feed our livestock. After last year's flooding and terrible harvest season, prices of feed and hay have jumped so we are planting mangel beets, fodder carrots, fodder turnips, fodder peas along with making hay and silage.

@georgeelmerdenbrough6906 4 жыл бұрын

My mom left the farm when she got married at 18 . I am a city kid of 51 years old now, but I remember picking up bushels of produce to can . Basically we shelled a lot of peas and husked a lot of corn just like you two. It was kind of fun to sit and chew the fat with cousins and elders .

@fourdayhomestead2839 4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this info. I counted emptied jars for the last 3 months & realized I need to step up my game to 'put by' my 5yr pantry. Daily canning has been a blessing. I've got to get more jars & lids.