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Volume 83 Number 6

November/December, 1999


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
Departments:
Country conversation  
Water conservation; drying food without electricity; hull-less oats save time; activated charcoal for cleaning teeth; cooling with evaporation; praise for Nigerian Dwarf goats; survival soup; small fruit; using natural dyes 11-30
    
Coming events30
 
Question of the month
Experiencing a new millennium31
 
Special feature I: It's about time
How we use time determines what our lives are, what we are32
It takes time to acquire tools and experience34
Time saving devices36
How many ways can you save time?38
 
Special feature II: Wilderness survival
Underground housing40
Low cost homestead building45
Fast survival axes from sandstone48
Double doe's foot maul handle50
There are many uses for cornhusks, including shoes53
Make a lantern from recyclable materials54
Guns on the homestead 60
Improve your firearm accuracy65
 
In the kitchen
Making jerky68
Canning meat71
Sausage making tips and procedures72
Venison sausage73
 
Tanning
Don't tan... taw!75
Indian tan leather76
How to tan a rabbit skin78
A cheap and easy method to tan sheepskins79
Tanning with alum80
 
Foraging
Try foraging for a "free lunch"81
Wild foods are part of homestead culture85
Foraging in the animal kingdom86
Eating dandelions could save your life89
 
Burdock: a valuable plant90
Thinking about medicinal herbs92
 
Home energy
Build a gas-fired generator98
 
The garden
Grow vine-ripened tomatoes in solar/composting greenhouse100
 
The henhouse
Male birds need light stimulation, too103
Letting rodents eat feed costs money104
 
The goat barn
Ketosis can kill pregnant does106
 
The rabbitry
Raise rabbits without cages108
 
Nature
Butterfly farming109
 
The Intentional Peasant
Those funny little green things112
 
Home business
From cabins to caskets114
 
Y2K update
It ain't over till it's over116
 
The adventures of Hatless Elmo119
 
  




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