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Food Business Start-Up Summit

The Food Business Start-Up Summit is a hands-on, two-day working retreat designed to help Kansas food and farm entrepreneurs make real progress on their businesses....

Garden Food Safety Toolkit

The Garden Food Safety Toolkit is a hands-on educational resource designed to help young gardeners develop healthy habits when growing, harvesting, and preparing...

Is it Safe to Can Leftovers or Already Canned Foods?

Often people think that they can save money by buying larger containers of canned food, transferring the contents (or leftovers from the first use) to smaller...

New Elderberry Jelly Recipe

Thanks to Newell Brands, who produce Ball and Kerr canning products, for their extensive work in developing a new Elderberry Jelly recipe.

Food Preservation Webinar Recordings

The National Center for Home Food Preservation recently hosted two webinars. The recordings of these webinars are now available.

Preserving Asparagus

A favorite spring garden perinneal is asparagus. As weather starts to warm, those tasty fresh shoots will soon be popping out of the ground.

Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cooler at County Fair

As the weather starts to warm up, more outdoor activities are being planned. They typically involve food stands or picnics where portable coolers or ice chests...

New Videos for Parents: Infant Formula Preparation

CDC is pleased to share new informational videos that illustrate best practices for parents to prevent Cronobacter infection when feeding their infants.

Simple Spring Holiday Food Safety Tips

The Easter holiday weekend is just days away! As you plan to share the table with family and friends, keep basic food safety practices in mind to prevent the...

The Science: Lamb and Mint

Lamb is served throughout the year, but is a prominent menu item on spring dinner tables. Lamb is often prepared with mint, which seems like an unlikely combination....

St. Patrick's Day and Corned Beef

March is the time of year that we starting seeing signs of Spring! Between St. Patrick's Day and March Madness basketball, there will be lots of celebrations.

Pi (or Pie) Day is 3.14!

Math experts can celebrate this day! But it is also a great excuse to enjoy a piece of pie. Plan now to preserve your own pie filling!