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Volume 82 Number 3

May/June, 1998


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
Home & family
 
Welcome to my home! 25
 
Country kitchen:
Stocking the pantry, Wild plum jelly, paw paw Pie, vegetable soup, singing cake, 51
 
Family life:
Teenagers find other interests, but return to homesteading, 53
 
Home education:
Student thinks home school is a good choice, 54
 
Home health:
Ward off colds and flu, 55
 
Family finance:
Find barters in unexpected places, 66
It's your credit. Check it! 66
Start a buying club, 67
 
Home business:
Beware of work-at-home scams, 64
 
A living from the land:
Produce more eggs (and profit) with hoop houses, 61
Farmers' markets, 63
 
Home computers:
For cheap computers, think used, 77
 
Yard & gardens
 
The landscape:
Flowers in the garden, 2 8
Pond in a boat, 28
 
The garden:
Getting irises to bloom, 29
The balance: soil, plants, insects, 30
A "family/market" garden, 31
 
The orchard:
Apple varieties, 68
 
The woodlot:
The many uses of wood, 69
 
Livestock
 
The henhouse:
Raising cbicks in a cardboard condo, 33
First year witb chickens, 34
Advice on guineas, 35
Guineas for tick control, 36
 
The rabbitry:
Young rabbit raiser shares what be has learned, 41
 
The goat barn:
Why Oberbasli Swiss, 37
Pygmy goats, 39
Recordkeeping made easy, 40
Canned goat milk, 40-41
 
The family cow:
Backyard dairy becomes a memorable two years, 42
 
Beef cattle:
Dehorning cattle, 44
 
The pig pen:
Hogs in the garden, 31
In hoop houses, 61
 
The sheep shed:
Icelandic breeders start association, 44
Feedback on hybrid vigor, commercial production and Katahdins, 45, 46
 
The homestead dog:
Fila Brasileiro, 32
 
The law:
Dog does its job, gets owner in trouble, 70
 
News
from the countryside:
The Great Ice Storm of '98, 26
 
Country conversation:
Chats along the road, 6
 
The world:
The "antique" value of prudence and the psychology of economics, 78
Where the money went, 83
 
The shop
 
Arts & crafts:
Make your own greeting cards with creative rubber stamping, 73
 
The workshop:
Eliminate stale fuel problems, 50
Preserving gasoline, 50
 
The "Cub" that was an M, 8
 
The machine shed:
Instead of a trailer, consider a carry-all, 46
Tool, toy or trap? Part I of a series, 48
 
The back 40
 
Nature:
The trouble with yellow jackets... 56
The brown recluse spider, 58
Forecast Lyme disease with acorns, 58
 
Foraging:
Stalking greens, potherbs and shoots, 59
Using snares, 76
 
Old-time skills:
The ancient skill of snaring, 76
 
After chores
 
Time off:
Let's go to the fair! 71
An outhouse I'll never forget, 75
 
Ask Countryside, 84
Book reviews, 84
After chores, 98
 
  




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