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Volume 84 Number 6

November/December, 2000


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
Departments:
Country conversation  
Shiitake mushroom experiences; an easier way to grow mushrooms; APPPA's address; thanks from English readers; sugar-free cola cleans best; encroaching civilization; Anathoth article appreciated; alone no more; ponds are not a natural part of some ecosystems; pine tar and weather forecasting; English-style henhouse improved; wildlife is a "bonus"; small houses; using cisterns without bleach or filters; fox eats chickens, bobcat chases fox...; starting over with family's help; learn from his mistakes; lye-making advice; easy soap-making recipe; lightning rod explanation; raising European night crawlers; she's learning fast; everyone should be as happy; strength in numbers; they don't need 40 acres to homestead; opinions on overpopulation; opinions on computers; how do you store produce before canning?; historical fences; temporary livestock shelters needed in MT; singing cake recipe; training oxen; foot-powered pumps; root cellar plans; electronic book offer; roadside treasures; hand-made boot sources; morals — right and wrong; talk about herbs; cures for fleas and ingrown toe nails11-33
    
Coming events34
Countryside contacts35
 
Special features:
Heating with wood36
Get fired up over woodburning stoves39
How to cut wood safely43
Heat with peat moss47
Save time with a log carrier49
A silent killer: Carbon monoxide50
 
Large bales on small holdings53
My fiber adventures56
The huckleberry59
 
Notes from the northwoods
El Niño frames62
 
The garden
Understanding carbon/nitrogen ratio65
Asparagus: It's not just for eating67
Composting is for the worms68
 
The cow barn
Prevent milk fever69
 
The goat barn
How to build a hay manger70
Udder wash71
 
The poultry yard
Swimming chickens72
Raising chickens without antibiotics73
 
The rabbitry
Help for orphaned kits 74
Fur chewing and colds74
 
Homestead pets
Don't use tea tree oil on cats74
 
Steve's workshop
How to build an outdoor brick oven75
 
The homestead kitchen
Beans for breakfast?78
 
Homestead crafts
Goldenrod: A natural dye plant80
Make your own lip balms82
Homemade playdough82
 
The Dollar Saver
A starter savings account83
 
Country neighbors
Time for indulgence85
Life at journey's end90
Taming the "wilderness"93
Life as a caretaker on a Montana ranch95
The Barton family saga continues97
Her brother built a boat house — in the woods100
Pioneers for a year102
 
Book reviews
Willard Cochrane and the American Family Farm106
Rammed Earth Walls for Buildings107
 
News from spaceship Earth108
 
Storm sewer can carry pollutants to a lake or stream110
Rural driving can be dangerous113
 
New products114
 
  




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