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Economic Activism and Progressive Living

jtuck004

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

Reply to saltwn (Reply #8)

Mon Jul 9, 2012, 08:05 PM

Jul 2012

for canning, but later research has changed the times, apparently because they found some of the old times and directions weren't long enough or correct to keep the food safe.

So another good link - thank you.

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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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