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Canned Tomatoes Is your garden producing more fruits or vegetables than you can use now? Then preserve some to eat later. But don't let your experience become a health hazard because you didn't use a research-tested recipe or follow proper canning procedures. For more information on preserving food safely at home, see our food preservation publications.

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