>>1742723The definition of a pandemic is such that there's several occurring every single year, all year long will millions upon millions of people dying from them every year. Take fro instance something like tuberculosis. It killed 1.4 million people in 2014 and killed another 1.5 million people in 2018. Only it is passe since no one really cares to put it to a narrative. That's just one of a dozen of the usual suspects that people just don't care about.
That being said, you should be grow the same things as you'd normally be growing. I assume you wish to have more food security. Grow what you eat and what can grow in your climate. That's really all you need to do and always the proper answer to anything worded similarly as, "lol what to grow?"
>>1742732>Jerusalem artichokesTheir starch is mostly inulin and humans don't make inulinase to digest it. Thus, the gut flora you have end up eating it and making gas. That wouldn't be very good as a staple crop. You can make alcohol out of it though.
>plant oilYou'll like this image.
>>1742774Faulty logic.
>>1742848Potatoes are not normally treated. They just have long cycles of dormancy. Some cultivars are longer than others. Those cultivars used in industrial farms to reach grocery stores have some of the longest dormancy periods of all potato cultivars. Why spend extra money on treating them when you can just grow one that stays dormant as long as you need?
>>1742836It isn't very efficient to do that. There are composting methods for carcasses you can use that will be more efficient in returning the nutrients to your gardening soil,
https://tammi.tamu.edu/2017/07/20/composting-large-animal-carcasses/You also won't be able to replace the cost of feed since the animals will need a varied diet. You should compost a portion of the carcasses and use Black Soldier Flies to break down the rest. The BSF can break down carcasses pretty quickly and they self-separate from the mess for you into a container.
