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Volume 84 Number 3

May/June, 2000


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
Departments:
Country conversation  
The best issue yet; Debt-free and thankful; Tips on beekeeping; What to do with all of these acorns?; Make bologna at home; Outhouses cause cholera outbreak in Mexico; Make an inexpensive composting toilet; Dog owner needs recipe; City living taxes more than just utility bills; Elephant garlic isn't true garlic; Aquaponics interest; Many predators find chicken tasty; Peculiar chicken-catching technique; Pinyon pines; Lye-making resembles Grandma's; Herbalist too busy for "simple life"; Y2K backlash defended by veteran homesteader; She thoroughly enjoys her Pygmies; He found you can't change people after 45 years of trying; Chest pains controlled with homesteading; Conveniences provide relief for now; A very, very happy subscriber; We've always wondered about that; Call him Mr. Homestead; Flood supports need for preparedness; Advertisers beware11-30
    
Countryside contacts31-32
Coming events32-33
 
Special feature:
Energy efficient homesstarts on page 34
Monolithic domes40
 
The farm pond: How to start and maintain it45
Pasture management: Fly control50
 
Homestead project
How do I build a foot bridge?51
Daily chores won't be "hit and miss" with old iron52
A comparison of kerosene lamps54
 
The garden
Gardening with a "green tunnel56
Black rot ruins their grapes56
Get rid of powdery mildew56
Make a compost barrel57
 
Sharing field work and equipment costs58
 
The sheep shed
Making money with purebred Cotswold sheep59
 
The cow barn
Can frequent milkings be more profitable?65
Is there money to be made from sales barn reject calves?66
 
The rabbitry
Getting started with rabbits67
 
The poultry yard
Living home security systems69
 
The henhouse
Javas: An ideal homestead bird70
 
The medicine chest
Try essential oils for animals72
 
The kitchen
The art of baking bread74
Goof proof bread75
Rockahominy76
Lessons in candlemaking77
 
Education
My thesaurus equates mathematics with hard work78
Homeschooled kids targeted for this college79
4-H program builds character in kids 80
 
The Dollar Stretcher
Random thoughts and the "Rule of 72"81
 
You get what you pay for with financial planners83
 
Book reviews
Guinea hens can enhance your garden84
Companion planting will help increase your harvest87
 
Country neighbors
These Canadian homesteaders finally found their dream88
This family works side-by-side93
Independence, privacy, health and happiness95
 
Homestead new year diaries
Bottled water or bullets?97
These Florida seniors continue to plan ahead98
"First Night" arrives without a bang99
They survived an unexpected turn of events100
Status quo comes as a shock 102
These desert dwellers are prepared104
Computer glitches aren't over yet105
An off-grid celebration106
No magical transformation, just appreciation108
She was hoping for a difference in the world109
Time for a good tag sale109
What did her preparations accomplish?110
Collecting paper trails and bottled water111
It's chaos as usual on this homestead112
A new year arrives without disruptive fanfare113
 
  




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