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Use of Vegetables from Winter Garden

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U.S. Department of Agriculture. Office of Extension Work in the South

Powell, Ola

Date

1916

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National Agricultural Library

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homemaking

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Cooperative Extension Work and Home Economics

Form Number 775

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Instructions have already gone out for the winter garden and this letter simply follows up that one that you may know the many ways of using the vegetables suggested to be planted in the winter garden. Also the methods for taking care of any surplus you may have.

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Use of Vegetables from Winter Garden

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Use of Vegetables from Winter Garden

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