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Antiepileptics, as you stated, going mostly to veterinary medicine. Though in T2K there may be a shortage or no manufacturing of antiepileptics medications that replaced them. Disinfectant. Admittedly for swimming pools, though in T2K with water sources being compromised this can go to cleaning water treatment plants, "shock" polluted wells, and clean ship board distilling plants. Also lowers chlorine levels if you have to go nuclear on water tank. That and petroleum uses it..... sending thousands of pounds to Saudi Arabia to get those refineries operating for the RDF seems lucrative too. And silver bromide is used in photography, but also Xray film too. If you want to get your hospital out of the civil war (1860s) tech level again. Silver linings? |
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Thanks for all the detailed info on salt production, I'm actually running a game that's heading near Salt Lake City so this is great! Another thing I was thinking about was spices, some would be pretty easy to find and grow like Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme. But I imagine some might require more resources than they're worth, or might even take too long to grow. I've heard black pepper takes forever to grow and it needs extremely good conditions to survive.
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That's an awful lot of carbon tetrachloride. Should be great for cleaning up soiled uniforms post-whoops.
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Chili peppers have a much broader growth area, with large quantities raised in the United States and even up to Canada. There's a great page at the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization that can show where various crops are grown, with data going back to 1961. There's at least one crop that I know of that isn't grown in the US, but could be - my mother has raised vanilla orchids, but getting beans is difficult enough that commercial production might not be viable (it requires hand pollination outside of Mexico due to the lack of Melipona bees). The only production in the Western hemisphere is Mexico (roughly 200 tons per year) and Guadeloupe (about 5 tons per year).
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Just saw this, I wonder if this kind of thing would come back after coffee got scarce.
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As a non-coffee drinker, and most of the coffee drinker I know only drink it for the caffeine (as they say it tastes bad, unless you put enough milk and sugar) I wounder would this fill that fix?
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Ok Draq,
Check out my posting to the food storage thread in the forum thread map. |
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While not actually a food, growing nightshade and/or belladonna might be useful if nerve agents were prevalent in the theatre. The aconite derived from them could be used as a cholinesterase booster to counter the effects.
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Has anyone made a table for randomly foraged food in the European theatre? What kind of edible food grows in the wilderness?
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