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Mane home canning enthusiasts prepare for their winter food canning and preserving. If you have your own fruit and vegetable garden, you usually have a surplus of great fresh produce. You can enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables during summer as well as have a lot of produce to store for winter. Avoiding canning and preserving food may lead to so much waste. That is why many people start to learn all about these processes, which is not only great for your health but also for your budget. Here is a

5 Recent Examples of Consumer Food Price Inflation in Second Half of 2009

While going through my receipts and budget yesterday, I paid particular attention to some items for which the cost has jumped up in recent months . Analysts keep saying that deflation is still officially the name of the current game, but here are some real examples of costs going up . They can keep saying “deflation” all they want, but to me it’s looking like inflation is already starting to seep in to everyday costs . Not to mention the fact that I haven’t seen any of my grocery pri

Frugal living tip #38.

Silence Dogood here. If you’ve been following our weekly Frugal Living Tips in 2009, you probably thought we were about to miss a week. Whew! This week has really gotten away from us, but here we are with this week’s tip, which I’d be tempted to call “when enough is enough.” I’d been reading an article about America’s ongoing financial difficulties that basically said that people had become more cautious about spending, and that frugality might be good for a family’s budget but it was bad for

Budget Veggie Gardens From Kitchen Scraps

It does not matter whether you put your kitchen scraps in the compost or the bin, did you know that you could grow many of your favourite fruit or vegetables from those scraps. Indeed, unless your compost is very well matured you will find stray veggie seedlings may appear wherever you deposit the compost. Take for instance those potato peelings, if it is a fairly thick section of peel with an eye (shoot), then you can often get these to grow into full potato plants. Another indicatio

The Chipper Shredder And Other Construction Tools

by Zach Jacobs Clearing the yard is a time consuming task, especially when it would be after a long season like autumn and spring. Tidying up the place from all those branches of trees, bushes, and vines, can take up to a week. Don?t you wish there was a faster way to do this? Well, truth is, there is. You can either hire someone to do it for you, which of course costs big bucks; or you can do it yourself with help from some construction tools. The second option seems more budget friendly of

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