Augason Farms 72 Hour 4 Person Emergency Food Kit
Sixteen pouches with seven food varieties for a family of four for three days, with a long shelf life.
See OptionsSixteen pouches with seven food varieties for a family of four for three days, with a long shelf life.
See OptionsTwenty easy to prepare servings designed to last up to 25 years. A simple one person starter.
See OptionsNearly 300 servings in two stackable buckets with eleven meal options.
See OptionsOrganic, non GMO meals in separate rations with a 25 year shelf life.
See OptionsPopular, great tasting freeze dried entrees. Just add hot water.
See OptionsA full year of long shelf life meals for one adult. The biggest single step in food security.
See OptionsA 90 day food reserve in stackable buckets. Covers long outages and supply disruptions.
See OptionsSimple ingredient meals with a 25 year shelf life.
See OptionsHigh calorie meal variety packed in mylar and buckets.
See OptionsCoast Guard style ration bars. No cooking, no water needed, long shelf life.
See OptionsCompact 3,600 calorie bars made for kits and vehicles.
See OptionsFull meals with flameless heaters. Eat them hot with no stove.
See OptionsBudget friendly bucket of staples and meals for deep storage.
See OptionsFreeze dried milk with essential nutrients and a long shelf life.
See OptionsAdds vitamins and something sweet to your food plan.
See OptionsSmall comforts matter in a hard week. Shelf stable coffee for storage.
See OptionsReady to eat protein from the pantry. Easy to rotate into regular meals.
See OptionsThe classic low cost base for a long term pantry.
See OptionsProtein is the hardest food to store. This solves it for years.
See OptionsProtein packed and shelf stable.
See OptionsHoney stores almost indefinitely and adds calories and comfort.
See OptionsHelps with heat, illness and hard work when water is limited.
See OptionsStore extra formula if you have an infant. Rotate by date.
See OptionsVegetables for soups and meals with a long shelf life.
See OptionsThe Red Cross shelter at home standard, and the sweet spot for most families.
FEMA recommends at least a 3 day supply of nonperishable food per person. The Red Cross suggests 2 weeks for sheltering at home. Many families then build toward 90 days.
Freeze dried meals and properly packed staples like rice, beans and wheat in sealed buckets can last 20 to 30 years when stored cool and dry.
Ration bars, canned goods and MREs can be eaten without cooking. Freeze dried meals need hot water, so pair them with a camp stove and fuel.
Grab the free printable checklist, then pick up the top rated basics: a 72 hour kit, water filter, emergency radio and first aid kit. Most families finish Level 1 in a single order.