Sell your goods at the local flea market. When you need something for a short time, it could be cheaper to rent it. Often we can stretch our money by learning to share items with our family and friends. Neighbors can sometimes share the price or a case or bushel of food and save money. Sharing recipes, ideas, and skills usually benefits everyone.
Some equipment is expensive for a single family to own.
Remember to talk about care, storage, maintenance, and repair responsibilities when the item is bought. The Unviersity of Georgia and Ft. Valley State Unviversity, The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Counties of the State Cooperating. The Cooperative Extension Service offers educational programs, assistance and material to all people without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability. For large print, taped or braille editions of this publication, contact the author.