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But very few people ever stop and do the food math.
In this video, we walk through the real numbers and realities behind food self-sufficiency — from calorie needs and garden limits to livestock, storage, and why long-term success looks very different than most people expect.
Early on, we break down what food self-sufficiency actually means, why so many people burn out, and why thinking in terms of years instead of seasons changes everything.
From there, we get into the food math almost nobody does — how much food a family really needs, why gardens alone usually aren't enough, and the difference between growing food for the plate versus growing food for the pantry.
We also talk honestly about the role livestock plays, why storage is the backbone of any working homestead, and what level of self-sufficiency is actually realistic to maintain year after year.
This video isn't about chasing 100%.
It's about building sustainable systems, reducing dependence, and making steady progress that lasts.