Are You Preserving it Safe?
Ashley Goudey- Nutrition, Food Safety and Health Agent
It is recommended that your pressure gauge is tested every year. Now is the time to bring your gauges into our offices to be checked to ensure you are safely preserving your food. You can bring your dial gauge at any time but we have scheduled special days that we will be testing.
To ensure that your dial is tested on the day provided below, please have the dial in the office before this day and it will be ready to pick up the day after with recommendations. We also have many preservation resources available for your canning needs!
Do you preserve food or would you
like to can using the pressure canning method?
Before you preserve your produce and meat, it is extremely important to
make sure that you are using tested recipes and that your equipment is
tested. If food is not preserved safely,
this can cause deadly bacteria to grow in your food. We are a reliable and trusted source for
canning information and canning recipes. If you have any questions about food preservation,
please contact any Post Rock
Extension Office. It is recommended that your pressure gauge is tested every year. Now is the time to bring your gauges into our offices to be checked to ensure you are safely preserving your food. You can bring your dial gauge at any time but we have scheduled special days that we will be testing.
To ensure that your dial is tested on the day provided below, please have the dial in the office before this day and it will be ready to pick up the day after with recommendations. We also have many preservation resources available for your canning needs!
Mankato office: May 10th and July 6th
Lincoln office: anytime
Beloit office: May 26th and July 8th
Osborne office: May 12th and July 6th
Smith Center office: June 9th and July 8th
You are encouraged to contact your local extension office
with any questions about food preservation.
You can also email Ashley at agoudey@ksu.edu. Watch for a second round of dial gauge checks
coming this fall!