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Home Canning Program Canning methods have changed since grandma put up her first jar of peaches.
Participants learn:
Home canning can save money, provide quality, nutritious food for your family, and be a satisfying and rewarding experience. However, improperly canned foods can be a source of wasted food, frustration, serious illness even death. Whether you have canned for many years, or would like to try canning for the first time, I invite you to try canning for the first time, I invite you, your family and friends to attend "Home Canning Update" to hear the most up-to-date information on home canning.
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