Farmington West Provident Living

  In the event of power outage or evacuation you will need some way to heat water, cook some foods or even just heat  items prior to eating them.   Following are some links to information regarding the various forms of cooking without power.  Whichever may fit your circumstances and camping/preparedness items that you have. CAMPFIRE CHARCOAL CANISTER STOVES REFLECTED HEAT THERMAL   Many More options for cooking without power available HERE.

  With the war happening in Ukraine, one of the worlds largest producers of wheat, there is little "production" happening at this time. The Church owns and operates several wheat farms and has over 27 grain storage facilities.  However, to fill those storage silos, wheat is also purchased under strict standards from reputable wheat farms worldwide.  The Church is not experiencing a shortage at this time, however, pending how long the war lasts, it is a possibility.             "The time will come that gold will be no  comparison in value to a bushel of wheat."    (Brigham Young) Check out the FOOD STORAGE link on this blog for lists and suggestions on compiling a 3-12 month supply for your household, including wheat. Keep an eye on the HOME STORAGE CENTER link as well for updates of what is in stock each month.  Wheat is available now in #10 cans or 50 lb. bags. There has been a run on flour at most grocery stores as well as the Home Storage Center.  Deseret Mill i