I need your help! I need the information that you have!

[Proud 2b Peculiar]

This forum is filled with the brightest minds I know.

Please submit any information on websites that you are aware of for these topics/supplies.

Manufacturer's of Freeze Dried Foods:

Grain Mills:


The Nuclear bunkers built by AT&T at some point and time:

Public Surplus:

Government Surplus:

Overstock:

DRMO Facilities at each Military base where they sell their surplus:

Military vehicles for sell that are from the 60's or 70's:



Thank you in advance for your help.

[SwissMrs&Pitchfire]

For grain mills go to Lehman's and look at their selection online (google it). We have a country living grain mill, the diamante (sp.) is probably the best.

[Proud 2b Peculiar]

By grain mills, I really meant Grain Evevators/ Wholesale/bulk grain dealers..

I am googling all these things, but if anyone has a site that they are aware of, please share.

[mirkwood]

Manufacturer's of Freeze Dried Foods:

Best source IMO.

http://beprepared.com/Default.asp?bhcd2=1200952363

[Chip]

We've done several group buys of storable foods from:

http://www.waltonfeed.com

Their prices are low, their quality is excellent, and it's the best way I know of to acquire lots of food and related supplies cheaply. For example, their "1 Year Basic Unit" is $389 and is made up of 13 double-sealed six-gallon buckets of grains, beans, corn and sugar, along with salt and yeast (600 lbs). I just ordered 10 of these to get the shipping down, and Walton Feed gave us a 10% discount for our group order. This translated to $420, delivered, per 1 Year Basic Unit. In contrast, 1 year ago we were getting these for $345, delivered. Prices are going up.

[ChelC]

My husband is a member of GEAPS because of his job.

Perhaps you could find info on dealers at geaps.com?

[John Adams]

We've done several group buys of storable foods from:

http://www.waltonfeed.com

Their prices are low, their quality is excellent, and it's the best way I know of to acquire lots of food and related supplies cheaply. For example, their "1 Year Basic Unit" is $389 and is made up of 13 double-sealed six-gallon buckets of grains, beans, corn and sugar, along with salt and yeast (600 lbs). I just ordered 10 of these to get the shipping down, and Walton Feed gave us a 10% discount for our group order. This translated to $420, delivered, per 1 Year Basic Unit. In contrast, 1 year ago we were getting these for $345, delivered. Prices are going up.

We obtained much of our supply from waltonfeed as well.