Extension Publications Update
March 10, 2026
Submitted by Mark Stadtlander
This week’s publications updates include a new 4-H publication on the woodworking project and a full set of food safety publications.
Woodworking. 4H1181. Patsy Maddy. The Kansas 4-H Woodworking project helps youth build skills that prepare them for life, careers, and leadership while creating real wood projects they can be proud of. From making simple toys and household items to building furniture and advanced designs, members learn to
measure, cut, shape, and assemble wood safely and accurately.
10 Tips for Safe Home-Canned Food. MF3170. Karen Blakeslee. Home-canned foods are a year-round treat, but unsafe canning practices can turn a treat into a tragedy. Follow these 10 tips to can foods safely.
10 Tips for Safe Home-Canned Food. Spanish. MF3170S. Karen Blakeslee. Translated into Spanish. Home-canned foods are a year-round treat, but unsafe canning practices can turn a treat into a tragedy. Follow these 10 tips to can foods safely.
Sassy Safe Salsa at Home. MF3171. Karen Blakeslee. Salsa is America’s favorite condiment, but preserving it at home can be risky unless safe canning methods are used.
Sassy Safe Salsa at Home. Spanish. MF3171S. Karen Blakeslee. Translated into Spanish. Salsa is America’s favorite condiment, but preserving it at home can be risky unless safe canning methods are used.
What’s Your Elevation? MF3172. Karen Blakeslee. The elevation of Kansas rises gradually from east to west, which affects everyday cooking and baking, as well as home-canning. Know your local elevation to help you preserve foods safely. Includes an elevation map of Kansas.
