How to use the canning timer and checklist app

Oregon State University Extension Canning Timer and Checklist app can help you safely can your favorite fruits, vegetables, and meats. Check it out on iOS at iTunes.

Canned peppers in glass jar (photo Lynn Ketchum)

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