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Your Freeze-Dried Stash Isn't Just for Emergencies
It's tempting to seal up a freeze-dried food supply and leave it untouched until an emergency calls for it — but using it regularly is actually what makes it work best when you need it most. Why People Build a...
Winner of a Small Freeze Dryer
Congratulations to Kenneth! He is the winner of a small freeze dryer.
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Real Story: Prepared Before the Storm Hit
A few weeks before writing this, a large box of freeze-dried food went out to a daughter and grandkids in the direct path of Hurricane Florence — and it turned out to matter more than expected. When the Storm Passes,...
New Freeze Dryer From Harvest Right
Better design and construction + Increased throughput! Faster drying…25% less time. A batch that once took 30 hours can now be freeze dried 8 hours faster. Touch screen moved to the top of the unit – making it easier to...
Freeze-Drying Fits Almost Any Preparedness Plan
Preparedness doesn't have to mean anything complicated — for a lot of Harvest Right owners, it's simply a side effect of how they already use their freeze dryer. The Common Reasons People Buy One Special diets, lightweight travel food, and...
End-of-Month Preparedness Checklist
Emergency Preparedness Month wraps up in October, which makes it a good moment to take stock of what's been done and what's still worth tackling before next year. None of what follows costs a dime — just time. Document Everything...
Prepping Isn't New: One Family's Path to Freeze-Drying
Our grandparents were preppers. They just didn't have a word for it. "Prepper" Is a New Word for a Very Old Habit The last decade or so has turned "prepping" into something that feels new, trendy, or worth raising an...
National Preparedness Month: How to Prepare Your Family for an Emergency
Every September, National Preparedness Month reminds families to think ahead about the emergencies that could affect their homes and communities. Severe storms, wildfires, floods, earthquakes, winter weather, power outages, and other disruptions can happen with little warning. Although no family...
Why Preparedness Is One Less Thing to Worry About
I don't usually write in first person, but this one calls for it. Driving to work this morning, I found myself thinking about everything the day was about to bring — and about why I've spent years telling people that...










