Click here for a complete copy of the June 2026 Back to Basics Newsletter.
The
month of June is famous for weddings, no school, flag day, lots of missionaries
heading out, and pretty comfortable temperatures! We are picking garden
veggies, the fruit trees are beginning to produce, and there are plenty of
evening hours to fit in lots of adventures. It is also a great month to fit in
some preparedness planning as you make your adventures fit in with preparedness
goals. The garden and orchard provide meals – and we can bottle or
freeze for the storms ahead. Those camping and hiking trips can provide family
togetherness – and some real time practice to see how we do with our
outdoor cooking, no power nights, and conserving water. Let us use this
wonderful month to add to our preparedness. Use TODAY to prepare for TOMORROW –
with no regrets in how we used our time – to PREPARE!
Included in this month's newsletter:
Practical Preparedness Practice - a list of things to do this summer that will help you work on the twelve basic preparedness skills!
Disaster Preparedness - Looking Ahead - what would you do TODAY if tomorrow there was a disaster?
Spiritual Preparedness - Quote from President Oaks on simple practices to protect and strengthen you.
Looking for summer ideas? - Three references to other Back to Basics Newsletter issues for summertime ideas.
In the Southern Utah Garden -Busy June! - tips for things to do in June.
Cooking With Food Storage - ideas and recipes for summertime treats.
What does Cooking with Food Storage mean? Tips to make your food storage be the ingredients you need for your own recipes.
Provident Living - Double Duty - make the items stored on your shelves, the ones to make your own recipes.
Making Ends Meet - five principles of Economic Constancy to help you with your finances.
Click here for a complete copy of the June 2026 Back to Basics Newsletter.
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