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Volume 84 Number 1

January/February, 2000


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
Departments:
Country conversation  
"Indoor plumbing" without water, firearm accuracy, poison ivy cures, Russia, stocking the medicine cabinet, feminine hygiene, 1/8 acre market garden, newspaper firewood, goose eggs, homemade coffee filters and biscuit mix, a different way to butcher chickens, escaping debt, life in Louisiana, city living tough for country gal, Y2K not just 1 -day event, we're all different, factory hog farm, good old days weren't, no farewells yet, coming events11-30
 
Build this cabin in three weeks for under $2,0000
Step-by-step photo story32
 
Special feature 1:
Equipping the "ideal" homestead in the 21st century
Alternative energy, refrigeration, heat, water, sewage and more40-53
Who can afford this stuff? Probably you!44
Who makes this stuff? Mostly small companies51
Martha Stewart raises chickens: Sign of the future?52
How the past is becoming the future53
Selected sources53
"Tooling" through the alphabet54
 
Special feature II
Round table discussion  
Someone reading this will be affected by "isolated" problems55
Pectin and more pectin and herbs56
Saving water, life on a former missile base, fly control, Y2K, and a headcheese recipe57
Sand (water) filters and D.E.; winter growing, and saving seeds58
Kerosene, and other topics 59
Northwoods homesteading60
Computers: Conestoga wagons of modern homesteading!62-64
Make a 12vdc battery charger64,104
 
Country kitchen  
Home-bottled beans and bean soups for quick and easy meals66
Make jelly without pectin 56,77
Special projects  
How I made a stovetop oven67
Is a "phantom" stealing your electricity?68
Making soap, and more76
Basic techniques for the homestead winery78-84
Making sugar on the homestead84-86
Build a 4-hour $10 root cellar102
Construct a low-cost battery-charging genset104
Pump water with compressed air110
How to waterproof matches112
Shop tips113
Heating value of selected woods116
The garden  
Growing winter profits: Organic produce from your solar greenhouse69
How to grow great greenhouse cucumbers71
Make your own seed tapes72
Reports on home experiments96
Our environment  
Is the pork you eat raised in a sewer?73
Some hazards can be subtle: Effects of plastics?75
Home business  
There's money in honey87
Grow landscape plants in your backyard88
There's a growing market for meat goats94
Vegetable growers: think "markets, markets, markets!94
Country neighbors  
Oregon: Enjoys modern conveniences89
Illinois: No time to be bored91
Minnesota: Garden experiments, and more96
Puerto Rico: Not exactly a Garden of Eden99
The home dairy  
Consider the Jersey93
Drying off does93
Y2K  
11th hour news and observation118
News from Spaceship Earth126
The bookshelf114
 
  




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