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Volume 89 Number 4

July/August, 2005


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
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Departments:
Country conversation8
Neighbors in need32
Coming events 33
 
Life on the sunny side:
Piecing together a spanking new $600 solar-electric system34
 
Feature articles:
Cooking with the sun36
An entertainment center that runs on a marine battery40
Biodeisel availability is increasing41
A wind turbine built from scrap42
 
The country kitchen:
Stocking your emergency food pantry43
A homemade clay oven and naturally fermented sourdough bread45
The great grain robbery: the whiter the bread, the quicker you're dead47
Sheep cheese recipes are hard to find49
Bottling cheese50
Watermelon pickles are delicious!50
Zucchini recipes to pass on50
Don't let your wheat go to waste!52
10 easy ways to recycle leftovers53
Chill out this summer with these refreshing treats54
 
Notes from the Northwoods:
Keeping the pests out55
 
The garden:
Kale in the fall garden59
Make a cold frame from your scrap pile61
Midsummer: time to start your cold-weather garden65
Update on those concrete block beds66
Getting along in the garden67
Useful gardening tips68
Feeding a family of four from the garden69
How much wheat does the average family need?70
 
The henhouse:
Raising chickens on the homestead71
Butchering day is almost pleasant with a mechanical plucker73
 
Livestock health:
Your horses aren't going anywhere without a Coggens test74
Tips for keeping stock tanks ice-free76
 
The goat barn:
Miniature Nubians find a new home in the south75
 
Feeds & feeding:
Research animals' feed needs before bringing them home77
 
The machine shed:
Looking for the ideal used tractor? Tips to keep in mind78
 
The wood carver:
The carver's workshop83
 
The woodlot:
A continuing discussion on wood cutting safety83
 
Homestead housing:
Paid for in 4 years84
Remodeling homes takes patience: Don't give up now!85
How lumber dealers grade wood86
A cabin made of wood pallets91
The first year is the hardest92
 
Question of the month:
What's in your picnic basket?94
 
Looking back:
Growing up in the Depression98
My boyhood on a farm101
After 45 years, she knows she made the right decision101
The wandering homesteader102
 
Poor Will's Almanack104
 
Country neighbors:
Our homestead exercise program110
Expensive oil doesn't phase Old Order Amish111
Life on a homestead with eight kids needs to be balanced112
A simple life113
 
Homestead finances:
Investment clubs aren't for everybody114
 
After Chores:
Everyday endeavor122
 
  




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