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Volume 84 Number 4

July/August, 2000


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
Departments:
Notes from the editor
What's new at Countryside11
Country conversation  
Things didn't seem as bad; romanticizing homesteads; stucco updates; geothermal cooling; alcohol-powered stoves; blood meal; no sympathy; teach responsibility; using contaminated water; nylon wire ties; earcandles; using greywater and herbs; parsley on the balcony; decisions; they learned the hard way; honey locust pods edible; gardening tips; potato production problems; land use plans; family homestead since 1905; vacuum pack foods; building with stone; make a post driver; homesteading tips; don't wait to fulfill dreams; chicken breeding experiment; some folks do silly things; our sympathies 12-32
    
Countryside contacts32-33
Coming events34-35
 
Special feature:
Welcome to Anathothstarts on page 36
Live and let live49
 
Wastewater solutions50
Earth-sheltered, Earth-conscious53
 
The garden
Echinacea as an alternative to tobacco farmers58
Sunflowers: A cash-value crop, and high-quality silage61
Agroforestry combines niche markets with improving environment63
Composted manures offer yield and disease resistance benefits64
Using deep mulch67
Recycled cycle69
We're outnumbered by mosquitoes 70
 
The cow barn
Don't poison your cattle!72
Breeding season is important for beef profitability73
 
The horse barn
Coggins test is vital for equine health71
 
The goat barn
How to build a goat milking stanchion75
 
The hog pen
Feed your hogs at night78
 
The poultry yard
Experiences with ducks and guineas75
Shell-breaking hens pose a problem76
Keep your chickens cool to prevent losses in hot weather77
 
The homestead kitchen
Quench your thirst with root beer82
Whole grain cereals84
 
The Dollar Stretcher
Dangerous information87
A surprising look at your money88
 
Your opinion
From dishwashers to the Internet89
 
La Nina will affect rain outlook93
Are lightning rods obsolete?94
Don't expect "fresh air" while on vacation95
 
Book reviews
Storey's Basic Country Skills96
The Vegetable Gardener's Bible98
 
Country neighbors
It's all ours99
Their perseverance pays off101
A man of the soil103
Memories of side pork suppers and full larders108
 
News from Spaceship Earth110
 
New products114
 
  




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