Home economics concerning the practice of domestic management and household skills necessary for the

creation and maintenance of a healthy family environment;

Housekeeping; family living and household management practices (cooking, sewing, budgeting, purchasing

for the home, household accounts, etc.); care of children in the home;

Food in the home; preparation of meals and cooking of food (excluding recipes), home food storage, home

food preservation;

Home industries, cottage industries, handicrafts (woodwork, leather, textile, cordage, etc.):

domestic system of manufacturing or processing articles in the home to supplement income from

agricultural holdings.

For: agricultural enterprises, see E20

consumer protection, see E73

diets, see S30

eating habits, see S01

food preferences, see S01

health and welfare, see E50

legislation for consumer protection, see D50

market research, see E70

public health aspects of food, see Q03

purchasing habits, see E73

rural sociology, see E50