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Course: FCS 08, Fall 2008School: Arizona
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& GROW PRESERVE YOUR OWN FOOD Presented by The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Name(s)______________________________________________________________________ Address _____________________________________________________________________ City_______________________________________ State_____ Zip code _______________ Please check the workshop(s) you will attend. August 23, 2008 - Saturday ____ 9...
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& GROW PRESERVE YOUR OWN FOOD
Presented by The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension
Name(s)______________________________________________________________________ Address _____________________________________________________________________ City_______________________________________ State_____ Zip code _______________ Please check the workshop(s) you will attend. August 23, 2008 - Saturday ____ 9 AM to12 PM Gardening ____ 1 to 4 PM Preserving August 28, 2008 - Thursday ____ 9 AM to12 PM Preserving ____ 1 to 4 PM Gardening September 3, 2007 - Wednesday ____ 9 AM to12 PM Gardening ____ 1 4 to PM Preserving ____ I will bring a pressure canner lid with gauge for testing. (only Presto and National can be tested)
Make check payable to The University of Arizona _______ $20 for 1 three hour workshop _______ $35 for both three hour workshops on preserving and growing
Registration due 3 days before the session you want to attend. UA Cooperative Exten...
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