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Learning a few simple ways to reduce the cost of food can mean savings that make a difference in the every household budget.

Buying fresh fruits and veggies doesn't have to be expensive, if you know how and where to look.

Home gardeners aren't the only people who can enjoy summer vegetables all year long. Check out local farms and buy fresh produce to store for later months.

Suggestions from Thomas F. Pawlick's book, "The End of Food," on how to avoid the products of a dysfunctional agriculture industry

Information about the Environmental Working Group's newly updated database on personal-care products and the chemicals they contain.

Here are some ideas on saving money with food costs while still maintaining quality and nutrition. Budgeting your groceries helps you afford other family activities too.

Buying organic is still a little pricier than the alternative. Here are some recommendations on what foods in the produce section you should spring for.

Buy produce that is in season for your local region to reap the maximum nutritional benefits and ease the ecological strain caused by shipping out of season foods.

As budgets tighten, spending less on groceries and cutting back on wasted food is a priority for many homes. This cookbook shares the basics of kitchen budgeting.

Parents should be more creative and provide incentives to encourage their children to eat more fruits and vegetables.

With the economy in the state it is in, it is becoming increasingly harder to stay within a budget. Buying fin bulk and knowing what to do with it is a good way to start.

Every frugal gardener knows that growing from seed is the best way to save money in the garden. There are several ways to get cheap or free seeds.

For many people, times are difficult financially. But with a little care, one can save money...and still have something left for that occasional treat or trip.

It is possible to economise on food by buying carefully and cooking from basic ingredients. Over a period of time this can save a significant amount of money.

Saving money is very rewarding, and saving on groceries can net a family hundreds of dollars each month. These tips will provide a good start in accomplishing that goal.

Contribute to a greener 2010 by wrapping Christmas and other presents in bags, re-used papers or old sweaters. It's a snap to make them pretty...and make a difference!

Saving money doesn't have to mean missing out on the fun things. Here are some tips to ease the task of sticking to a budget.

Tough economic times mean everyone is looking for ways to save money. Nutritionists say it's possible to save money feeding the family and still provide healthy meals