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Hi and welcome from the suburban North West. You make good points about the viability of going off grid in the Uk. Surely different from SA. See this video... https://uk-preppers.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=204667#p204667 Societal breakdown is a recurring theme. And so is disruption in food and ener...

Agreed about the prepper doctrine of storing what I eat. This is what makes food storage challenging, along with the need to use and eat foods with a long shelf life. At least there's no "tasting panel"! I also use TVP, dried lentils and other pulses and beans. I find chickpeas take too l...

Thanks for the advice. A quick check with eBay gives 1Kg whole egg powder at between £24 and £35 and white only at about £37. Regarding protein, my existing long - term source is tinned sardines (last for years); I don't eat meat. I need to figure out how I'm going to integrate dried eggs (and poss...

For a delicious bread substitute, made in a pan, try Staffordshire oatcakes.... http://www.uk-preppers.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&hilit=oatcakes&p=183026&t=15975&sid=6ea748a27135bdb88146a0ac81c889fa Also, Simple pancakes are almost the simplest meal possible Or.... try a Jenny i...

Flour is an essential prep, but I only use about 1.5Kg per year. Very occasionally I run out of bread and make a sort of bread out of self - raising flour, vegetable oil and water. I make the dough and grill both sides. It ends up like flattish cakes, and if a generous amount of mixed fruit, as use...

I am not convinced that is blight. I can't seen anything "fungal fluffy growth" and I have always seen at least a little of that with a bad/collapsed plant. All about blight here with pics. https://horticulture.co.uk/potatoes/blight/ While this is frost damage https://www.allotments4all.c...

I am not convinced that is blight. I can't seen anything "fungal fluffy growth" and I have always seen at least a little of that with a bad/collapsed plant. All about blight here with pics. https://horticulture.co.uk/potatoes/blight/ While this is frost damage https://www.allotments4all.c...

I am not convinced that is blight. I can't seen anything "fungal fluffy growth" and I have always seen at least a little of that with a bad/collapsed plant. All about blight here with pics. https://horticulture.co.uk/potatoes/blight/ While this is frost damage https://www.allotments4all.c...

...........BATTERY WITH TVS> MAIN SYSTEM FUSE> INDUCTOR> MOV> CHARGE CONTROLLER WITH MOV> SOLAR PANEL WITH GDS. A wiring diagram would be most useful please. I can draw a wiring diagram up and scan it, but I don't know how to post an image such as a jpg or png. Please let me know how to do this. To...

How warm has it been where you are? Blight is high risk when temperatures stay above 10 degrees for 2 days or more and humidity above 90%. April seems early for it. RHS says it is usually June or later. Are you sure those spuds did not get frosted? Frost can be surprisingly selective in which bits ...