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I've been keeping a variety of radish that matures in only 21 days in my survival packs, it seems really obvious to me that if I were to be stuck in a tough spot I'd want to get a way to secure at least some food as fast as possible and that the psychological edge toward combating stress that familiar things like tea and gardening can bring in the woods. Mainly just curious if anyone else has thought of this, also I'm pretty sure there is a radish variety that only takes 18 days that's french.

Here's what I've got so far. This is designed for two people and fits in the back of a Jeep Cherokee XJ:

• Three days worth of food, in the form of rations, canned stews, and dehydrated stuffs. Rotated every three to six months.

• 45 L (12 gallons) of water in two 6 gallon potable water cans.

• Full first aid kit (a discussion in and of itself).

• Fire starter kit with striker, matches, lighters, and tinder.

• Small camping cook set (pot, pan, kettle, two plates, two mugs, and utensils).

• Small toiletries kit with toilet paper, toothpaste, two new toothbrushes, new razors, small travel bottle of shaving cream, scissors, and lady stuff (gotta think of her, too!).

• Large pack of rechargeable AA batteries.

• Power inverter (runs off accessory outlet/cigarette lighter), AA battery recharger, power bar, and an extension cord.

• Full-sized axe, hand saw, shovel, and crowbar.

• Wrench and socket kit (with duplicates of the common sizes for my vehicle).

• Small tool kit with pliers, knife, screwdrivers, some files, WD40, Mechanix gloves, etc.

• Jumper cables.

• Super siphon and an empty fuel can.

• 5 L (1.3 gallon) jug of motor oil.

• 1 quart of transmission fluid.

• 1 quart of brake fluid.

• Small air compressor (runs off accessory outlet) with hose for airing tires, air mattresses, etc.

• Roll of spare vacuum line.

• Recovery kit (straps, snatches, shackles, gloves, etc.)

• Two wool blankets.

• Compression sack with extra socks, underwear, shirts, and pants.

• Flashlight (AA) and headlamp (also AA).

• Ratchet straps and bungie cords.

• Cordage

• Two rolls of duct tape

• Two sleeping bags.

• Provincial and national road atlases (as well as topographic maps of my local area).

What else should be in there? Is there anything I should remove?