# Our writers and editors · Larder & Well

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## Our writers and editors

The people behind every byline, and what each one covers.

2 bylines

[Ruth Calloway: bio and guides](/authors/ruth-calloway)

Writer

Ruth Calloway

Pantry, water and homestead skills

Ruth Calloway writes Larder & Well's guides to food storage, water, off-grid power and the old household skills. She works from extension-service bulletins, USDA and Ready.gov guidance, manufacturer manuals and years of homesteader discussion threads, and she says plainly where the sources disagree. She does not claim to have tested what she describes; when a method is untested or risky, her articles say so.

[rcalloway@larderandwell.cc](mailto:rcalloway@larderandwell.cc)

[The editors: bio and guides](/authors/larder-and-well-desk)

House byline

The editors

House byline

The house byline for pages the whole desk maintains: section guides, trust pages and corrections. It checks articles against the sources they cite and fixes what is wrong.

### How bylines work here

A guide carries the name of the person who wrote it. Pages the whole desk maintains, such as the section guides and our trust pages, carry the house byline. Every writer works from sources a reader can check, and no byline claims experience or credentials it does not have. Our [editorial policy](/editorial-policy) sets out the standard, including the food-safety guidance we follow, and the [topics page](/topics) shows everything the writers cover.

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Food storage, water, off-grid power, homestead skills and the old ways, written for American households that want to stay fed, watered and warm when the grid, the economy or the supply chain fails.

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