Economic Activism and Progressive Living

saltwn

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8. Publications are helpful

Mon Jul 9, 2012, 07:46 PM

Jul 2012

Like this one:

USDA Complete Guide to Home Canning, 2009 revision

In each state you used to be able to send your canner in for relining (gasket), but I haven't come across anyone who's done that lately and I googled it to no avail.
Also I only found 2009 guidelines. They should come out every year, as every year we learn of a new virus or bacteria.
If anyone finds a later publication please post it.
I'm going to the library tomorrow and I'll see if they can order Tomatoland, sounds interesting.

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Plant a Garden [View all] saltwn Jul 2012 OP

This is so good. LaydeeBug Jul 2012 #1

Too early to show this year's crop, but last year's garden was a great success Siwsan Jul 2012 #2

Gardening is good, but raising chickens is easier than most people think. Blanks Jul 2012 #3

Store your tomatoes stem side down. obxhead Jul 2012 #4

My tomato crop is doing well, too Siwsan Jul 2012 #5

Last year saltwn Jul 2012 #6

+100 "the easiest most effective form of activism a consumer can participate in" jtuck004 Jul 2012 #7

Publications are helpful saltwn Jul 2012 #8

That's a good thing to keep updated. People try to use "grandma's" or other older recipes jtuck004 Jul 2012 #9

There is a documentary... Blanks Jul 2012 #10

Nice to know saltwn Jul 2012 #11

As bad as the chickens are in this country... Blanks Jul 2012 #12

absolutely. amfortas the hippie Jul 2012 #13

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