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Keep up the good work gentlemen. With the hurricane approaching down here was a good time to put use the bug out plan. Revised it slightly but was mostly on point.
Keep doing dry run situations everyone for your most likely events.
How about making your own guns? This guy makes an AR lower with drink cans.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBWjA_5ptSk
Regarding gardening, I encourage everyone I meet to investigate Hugelkultur gardening. This is Sepp Holzer’s method of no-irrigation gardening. One digs a trench. Six feet wide, a foot or two deep and as long as one wishes. Lay down (and pile up) dead timber, stumps, slash, rotten hay bales, etc. in the trench so it rises like a mountain. Then (layer with) and cover all with the dirt. The wood absorbs moisture all winter long. If the hill is built to 6′ high, one need not water, or water very much, in the summer because the roots get down into that wet wood. It does take a couple of years for the pile to hold enough water to get through the entire dry season. Great idea as water becomes scarce in some areas. They talk a lot about hugelkultur on Permies.com. Good luck.