OPERATIONAL DIRECTIVE // FOOD SOVEREIGNTY DIVISION
Food Sourcing for the End Times
The global supply chain is a house of cards held together by diesel fuel and good intentions. These field guides will help you build a local food network before you need one.
SITUATION BRIEF
Your supermarket is a logistics miracle that runs on $3/gallon diesel, just-in-time inventory, and the assumption that nothing will ever go wrong. The average grocery item travels 1,500 miles to reach your plate.
These guides exist because "the store" is a plan, not a guarantee. Every region has farms, fisheries, and producers who can keep you fed without a single container ship. You just need to know where they are.
ACTIVE FIELD GUIDES
OPERATIONAL THEATER
NEW ENGLAND CORRIDOR
Seacoast
New Hampshire Seacoast & Southern Maine
ActivePortland
Greater Portland, Maine
IncomingBangor
Greater Bangor, Maine
IncomingManchester
Southern New Hampshire
IncomingBurlington
Champlain Valley, Vermont
IncomingBerkshires
Western Massachusetts
IncomingCape Cod
Cape Cod & Islands
IncomingRhode Island
Rhode Island
IncomingFORWARD OPERATING BASES
SF Bay Area
San Francisco Bay Area
IncomingReno
Reno-Tahoe, Nevada
IncomingSTANDING ORDERS
The best time to build a local food network was ten years ago. The second best time is before the next supply chain disruption.
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