Best Homegrown Veggies for Long-Term Survival: Your Top Picks?

[EchoTangoFox]

Diving straight in with a question about food crops today. Assuming the optimal situation where we've got a solid stash of canned and preserved food, but we're also trying to supplement that by growing our own crops. Which veggies would you rate as top picks for long-term survival?

I'm talking about stuff that's nutrient-rich, fairly easy to grow, and can stand up to a bit of unpredictable weather. Potatoes are already on my list – excellent source of carbs and super versatile. Beans too, for the protein.

Any other suggestions? What's your go-to survival

 

[ChaiPages]

Absolutely spot on with potatoes and beans, EchoTangoFox. Adding to that, I'd recommend including squash in the mix. It's incredibly versatile, and easy to grow in a variety of climates. High in vitamins A and C, it also keeps quite well if stored properly.

But let's not overlook leafy greens. Particularly kale and spinach. Both are nutrient powerhouses, easy to grow, and resilient against weather changes. Plus, you can harvest