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Volume 85 Number 6

November/December, 2001


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
Departments:
Country conversation9
Countryside contacts26
Coming events28
 
Special features:
Construct a straw bale greenhouse30
Radiant floor heating provides comfort and efficiency34
 
Notes from the northwoods
Homestead sledding38
 
Put your dog to work: Make him a PVC cart41
 
The homestead kitchen
"Why do you eat acorns?"44
Burghul: A nutritional alternative to rice and corn46
The best butcherin' recipes49
Rolling in the dough51
 
Question of the month
How cheaply can you feed your family?53
 
Buying organic is not as expensive as you may think62
 
Homestead health
A natural head lice treatment64
 
Homestead kids
Homeschooling: A natural65
Cloth diapers save money and the Earth67
 
Everyday plants make extraordinary dyes68
 
The garden
Prelude to winter69
Organic pest management71
 
The herb garden
Grow herbs in winter73
 
The cow barn
Feeding sweet corn stalks76
Let someone else grow your corn for silage77
Croatians raise beef both humanely and organically78
Understanding cow psychology to avoid injury80
 
The goat barn
A year in the life of Cuesta Farm81
The medicinal benefits of goat milk84
Goats and sheep are utilized around the world85
 
The sheep shed
Early imprinting86
 
The duck pen
Raising ducklings by the K.I.S.S. principle88
 
Grow your own feed and reduce your bill by 25%90
Chicken flavor depends on breeding and management91
 
The rabbit barn
Twenty do's and don'ts for raising rabbits92
 
The horse barn
Winter horse care97
 
Feeds & feeding
Botulism affects livestock, too98
 
Homestead finances
How to achieve financial independence100
Where does that paycheck go?103
 
Homestead crafts
Turn your old Christmas tree into cash104
 
The Dollar Stretcher
Addicted!106
 
Country neighbors
Thoughts on land, writing, and patents108
Back to basics: Recovering from a lifetime of excess110
Planning and determination provides freedom112
The hawthorn buck114
 
Rural living and auto ethics116
 
Book reviews117
 
After Chores:
Reflections on a treadle sewing maching130
 
  




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