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Volume 85 Number 1

January/February, 2001


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
Departments:
Country conversation  
Leaking Mirro lids; wood burner and cola tip; primitive cisterns weren’t without bacteria; peat filters; Feta cheese recipe; an easier way to get "hard-boiled" eggs; alternative power water distiller and potato hint; winter in Missouri; cheese making sources; natural ingredients can be powerful; poor health changes plans; another use for flower pots; any advice for bartering skills for land?; can tires be used as a heat source?; get online cheaply; web site for septic system technology; makestuff.com; tips on squirrels, bees, lamps; and more8
    
Coming events29
Countryside contacts30
 
Special feature:
Make bio-diesel from used kitchen grease32
 
Are the oil wells drying up?38
 
The solar cowboy
Renewable system payback42
Batteries vs. coal power42
 
Free hot water43
Truly an unconventional structure45
Harnessing the wind48
The affordable underground house52
 
Preventing hypothermia58
 
Maple syrup — Mother Nature’s candy61
 
Small-scale grain raising64
 
Notes from the northwoods
Mid-winter gardening thoughts66
 
The garden
Effect of double-digging69
Gardening lingo 10171
 
Steve’s Workshop
Make a handy tool holder72
 
Homestead bits & pieces73
 
Livestock health alert
Be on the lookout for deadly screwworm infestations74
 
The sheep shed
Let the lambing season begin75
 
The cow barn
Highland cattle are making a comeback78
Johne’s disease threatens dairies79
 
The goat barn
Pneumonia treatment80
Do goats get lonely?81
 
The horse barn
Oat hay for older horses82
Weigh anmials without a scale82
 
The poultry yard
Endangered domestic waterfowl83
 
Ask Countryside
Carpenter bees can be a real nuisance85
 
The homestead kitchen
Three-minute bean soups86
Easy-does-it cheese87
 
Regluing your wood chairs88
 
The Dollar Saver
Don’t throw money out the window91
Saving for retirement92
 
Country neighbors
A hole in the forest93
First harvest96
Real food — only for real people?101
A few things that I know for sure103
Life is good in Missouri105
The Homestead Act of 1862106
News from spaceship Earth108
 
New products
Pond aerator111
 
  




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