Why Do Farmgirls Can? Because we can!
Washin' the Beans

Gettin' the Jars Hot!

Gettin' the Air Bubbles Out

Salt the Beans

Wipe the Jar Top

Gettin' the Lid Out of Hot Water>

Puttin' Hot Lid on the Jar
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Put on the Screw-On Band

Ready to Put in the Pot!

Puttin' Jar in the Hot Pot

Pressure Canner

10 Pounds of Pressure for 25 Minutes

Pressure Regulator and Steam Vent

Beans are Canned!
So why can your own food, when you can buy it?? You know where your food is coming from, and as long as you follow all procedures for canning correctly, it will taste good when you are ready to eat it. Canning is a primal urge-- store up food for the winter! You can become self-sufficient.
Consult books by the Ball company or Kerr for detailed instructions on canning procedures and equipment. These pictures don't show or tell everything you need to know. We want to inspire you to preserve your excess garden produce or-- the fruit or vegetables you can get from your local farm markets.
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