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Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture
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306 West Haywood Street
Asheville, NC 28801
Voice: 828-236-1282
Fax: 828-236-1280
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Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

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when:	07/10
Event title	Food Preservation: Jams, Pickles, Freezing and Dehydrating
Where:	See main listing - Brevard, NC
Category:	Workshops

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Food Preservation Made Easy Whether you’re experienced or a novice at food preservation, you’ll want to attend one or both of these workshops covering the latest information on preserving foods Jams, Pickles, Freezing and Dehydrating Friday July 10^thfrom 10 a.m. - noon Cost: $5 per class, pre-registration required Call the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Transylvania County Center at 828.884.3109 to reserve your spot

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