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Volume 89 Number 1

January/February, 2005


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
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Departments:
Country conversation8
Coming events31
 
Homestead water:
A 12-volt "walking" water system32
Ice cutting in the 21st century36
A homebuilt water system is the heart of this homestead38
 
The summer of the cabin40
Build a home for under $5,00044
 
The woodlot:
Notch your logs for a perfect fit46
Build a firewood holder47
 
The smithy:
Campfire tripod/rack and trammel48
 
Notes from the northwoods:
Rise to a new height—the workshop mini-bench50
 
The garden:
Security gardens; Is it time to revive them?53
A recipe for prolific tomatoes57
 
The country kitchen:
Africa's delicious gift to the world58
Valentine's Day on a dime61
Thinking 'bout oatmeal62
 
The beehive:
A love affair with bees64
 
The henhouse:
This homemade incubator broods chicks and cures cabin fever!67
Guineas, chickens and the persistent setting pullet72
Health care for the small flock 76
How to check for non-layers77
The pitfalls of swap meets77
Experimenting with chickens: Finding the best meat and egg layers78
Annual poultry show brings fanciers together79
 
The sheep shed:
Ewe-nique wool products80
 
The horse barn:
What's bugging your horse? And how to get rid of it83
 
The cow barn:
Are you sure you want to get livestock?64
 
Homeopathy for homesteaders:
Homeopathy for poison ivy86
 
Homestead finances:
Keeping the books88
Prevent money mistakes90
The history of money: Why do we need it, anyway?92
Hitting hard times: Getting rid of freeloaders93
 
Urban Homesteading95
A taste for the plain and functional96
 
Country neighbors:
A day in the life of Homesteaders-in-training97
 
Poor Will's Almanack101
 
Question of the month:
What's your favoriate winter activity?109
 
Country neighbors:
Watching their pennys paid off113
Dealilng with "neighbors from hell"114
Homesteading in a New Mexico RV park116
Getting an early start118
 
Countryside Index 2004120
 
After Chores:
Norman the friendly steer130
 
  




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