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I saw a 50 pound bag of dried beans recently and I wondered how long they could last. they seem a good thing to stockpile.
I would store them away in sealed containers with minimal exposure to Oxygen. There are Oxygen absorber packets available for that purpose somewhere out there. The claim is that sealed and with the Oxygen absorbed you can store beans up to ten years. I think it would depend a bit on the kind of bean. And that you would get way less if you do nothing about the Oxygen.I saw a 50 pound bag of dried beans recently and I wondered how long they could last. they seem a good thing to stockpile.
Yes, in preparing for a Y2K type situation, it is good to stockpile ahead. I'd get extra strong containers, to store the methane, for fuel.I saw a 50 pound bag of dried beans recently and I wondered how long they could last. they seem a good thing to stockpile.
Beans can be doubly useful.Yes, in preparing for a Y2K type situation, it is good to stockpile ahead. I'd get extra strong containers, to store the methane, for fuel.
I saw a 50 pound bag of dried beans recently and I wondered how long they could last. they seem a good thing to stockpile.
My guess is that, how long before they go until beans goes to seed. Question is, do all beans go to seed?I saw a 50 pound bag of dried beans recently and I wondered how long they could last. they seem a good thing to stockpile.
Took this old man a minute.. but I finally got it.I just saw on my alerts, the thread about beans, and the next item on the thread was by someone named "Grasping after the wind". Hmm....