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The Sunday Survival Buzz – Volume 79: Read more from Backdoor Survival at backdoorsurvival/ Welcome to this week’s Sunday Survival Buzz – a roundup of preparedness news, tips, articles and recommendations from around the web. But first, an update on my own preps. For awhile now I have been meaning to visit an LDS cannery. This week I called the cannery in Kent, Washington to get some information and to pave the way for the Survival Husband to visit and pick up some bulk wheat. He has not returned home yet with the wheat and the pictures but he did provide me with a report. According the very nice people at the cannery, after September, DIY canning at their facility will no longer be allowed. b4in/c0KL

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