For disaster preparedness, prioritize crops that are fast, seed-producing, calorie-dense, shade-tolerant, and low-maintenance. Top picks:
Focus on open-pollinated varieties for seed saving. A mix of these ensures nutrition, calories, and continuity with minimal space and light.
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