TIME IS RIGHT TO STORE FOOD: Multiple Signs Make a Case for Families to Act 

From the economic recession that has unemployment hovering around 10 percent, to the floods in the New England states that are the worst on record for the region in two centuries, the top news stories these days have little to do with food shortages.

But, according to a 28-year veteran inside the agriculture industry, eFoods Direct executive Steve Shenk, these and other timely events reinforce the case for families to begin shoring up their own personal food supplies.

For Shenk, they confirm that if Americans are truly reconnecting with the Founding Fathers, politically speaking, in the form of the Tea Party movement, they ought to take it all the way and reconnect with the era of true self reliance, evident in the country’s early years. This means taking more personal control to hedge against uncontrollable circumstances.

For example, hurricane-forecast experts unanimously predict an active storm season for 2010, with as many as 16 tropical storms, eight hurricanes and five major hurricanes projected. And they say the Gulf Coast region is particularly vulnerable. New Orleans certainly recalls how scarce food was after Katrina.

Meanwhile, on the economy front, some experts still foresee another wave of home foreclosures possibly triggering a double-dip recession, followed by staggering inflation. Not to mention that, either way, due to production declines in beef, pork and dairy, experts already see four- to five-percent increases in food prices for 2010.

Says Shenk, “It’s interesting that financial counselors who are now expounding the virtues of investing in gold and silver . . . are themselves investing in farmland and agricultural equipment. There’s a reason for that.”

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