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Troubleshooting Problems when Canning Applesauce
Common problems when canning applesauce may include discoloration, siphoning, mold, and jars not sealing. Following good procedures can prevent these from occurring. - Articles
What's Your Altitude?
Processing times for most recipes are based on altitude between 0 to 1,000 feet. Do you know the altitude where you are canning? - Articles
Time, Temperature, and Pressure in Canning Foods
Safe processing of canned foods involves correct time, temperature, and pressure. Research-based canning directions (recipes) factor each of these to assure a safely canned product. - Articles
What is Botulism?
Botulism is a food-borne illness caused by a toxin produced when the spores of the bacteria Clostridium botulinum grow and develop under favorable conditions. - Articles
Pressure Canner Dial Gauge Testing
Testing gauges on dial gauge pressure canners should be a routine step in preparing for each new canning season. - Articles
Dried Apples
Apples dry especially well and make a tasty, nutritious snack that is lightweight, easy to store and use. - Articles
Create a Culture of Food Safety
A term that is used in the retail food industry and by Food Safety experts is 'Creating a Culture of Food Safety' within an organization or establishment. - Articles
Native Perennials for Fall
Pollinators need pollen and nectar all season long. This article discusses beautiful plants that offer support to pollinators well into fall. - Articles
Goldenrod Diseases
Informational table showing disease name, symptoms, pathogen/cause, and management of goldenrod diseases. - Articles
Cutting Down Perennials in the Fall
Most of the perennials in the garden are finished blooming and it's time to throw in the towel for the growing season. - Articles
Great Plants for Fall Color
This article describes a number of flowers and foliage plants that do not typically come to mind when we think of autumn color. - Articles
A Guide to Dividing Perennials
One of the gardener's most rewarding tasks is dividing perennials. Not only is it an easy way to acquire more plants, but it helps them stay vigorous and healthy. - Articles
Choosing Shrubs for Your Garden
Shrubs have the advantage of providing year-round interest to a landscape. Find out how to choose a shrub that will beautify your garden and thrive. - Articles
Growing Garlic - Fall Planting
Fall is the time to plant a garlic bed. This article discusses planting methods and care. - Articles
Chrysanthemum Care
Though associated with fall, chrysanthemums are a great addition to the garden throughout the growing season. Find out how to plant and care for mums to maximize blooms. - Articles
Fall Garden Tasks
This article answers questions many gardeners have about how to prepare their garden for winter. - Articles
The Osage Orange: Useless or Useful?
The Osage orange tree is known for its large green, inedible fruits. Find out more about the history and characteristics of this tree. - Articles
Goldenrod: Not Just Another Pretty Face
General information about goldenrod and how the genus supports pollinators and beneficial insects. - Articles
Fall Fungus Among Us
Some of the most curious fungi appear in the fall. With names like stinkhorns, puffballs, bird's nests, and even jack-o'-lanterns, all are interesting; many are intriguing. - Articles
How Choices Made at Planting Impact Barley and Wheat Health
The important work of ensuring disease-free small grains happens before we even put a seed in the ground. - Articles
Learning Through Failure: How You Can Help Your Child
Parenting nurtures resilience in children through challenges. Learn strategies to foster independence, vital for growth and learning from setbacks. - Articles
Poultry Disease Sample Locator
This "sample locator" is used to locate the best anatomical part to take a sample or best anatomical part to send to the lab based on the disease that is suspected. - Articles
Why Corn Ears Don't Fill: Pollination, Tip-back, and Kernel Loss
Corn ear size determination, what goes wrong at pollination and why - Articles
Underused Woody Ornamentals: Halesia carolina
One of the early flowering small trees I anxiously await every spring is Halesia carolina, Carolina silverbell. - Articles
Solid Waste Storage Facilities
A Center for Agricultural Conservation Assistance Training article about the benefits of solid waste storage facilities, available options, management practices, and additional resources.
























