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Dial Gauge Testing - Pressure Canner

It is recommended to test your gauge annually if you pressure can with a dial gauge. This can be done right in the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Hyde County Center for FREE! All you need to do is…

Canning Wild Game Meat Class - Fall 2022

Join Hyde County's FCS Agent to learn how to safely operate a pressure canner, allowing preservation of your wild game in a delicious and shelf-stable manner. Experience is not necessary, and if you…

Wild Game Preservation Classes - Fall 2022

Wild Game Preservation Class Series Is Back for Fall 2022!Are you interested in learning various methods for processing and preserving your wild game harvests??Do you hunt or receive game meat from…

Canning Contest at Hyde County Farm Days

Hyde County Farms Days is coming back this year! With that, N.C. Cooperative Extension, Hyde County Center is sponsoring a couple new contests. The FCS program will be hosting its first Canning…

Pressure Canning Class 2022

Join Hyde County’s FCS agent in a hands-on workshop learning how to pressure can! Low acid foods (high in pH) can only be safely be canned in a pressure canner to be shelf-stable. Do you know which…

Summer 2022 Preservation Classes

Spring is here, which means summer is coming! While your gardens aren't yet ready for harvesting, we are making plans in the Extension office. How do you put up the excess produce you acquire? Do you…

Canning Wild Game Meat Class

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Wild Game Preservation Classes Are Back - Fall 2021!

Wild Game Preservation Class Series Is Back for Fall 2021!Are you interested in learning various methods for processing and preserving your wild game harvests??Do you hunt or receive game meat from…

Pressure Canning Classes

Join Hyde County's FCS agent in a hands-on workshop learning how to pressure can! Low acid foods (high in pH) can only be safely be canned in a pressure canner to be shelf-stable. Do you know which…

Summer Preservation Classes

Summer is here! Home gardens are beginning to produce harvests, and road side stands are starting to fill up. How do you put up the excess produce you acquire? Do you know which method is safe and…