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Volume 89 Number 5

September/October, 2005


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
Departments:
Country conversation8
Coming events34
 
The garden:
Botanical Latin for the plebeian reader36
Grow your own sweet potatoes39
Once-a-year U-pick pumpkin and autumn ornamental patch40
Preserving your harvest with turn-of-the-century methods47
Saving vegetable seeds50
Composting with pallets 52
 
Notes from the Northwoods:
Horseradish: It’s great with almost everything!42
 
Country kitchen:
Delicious meals from dehydrated foods54
Read the instructions that came with your pressure cooker, or beware the ominous Red Rain!56
A reader shares canning tips58
Marinated cheese71
Taking care of your game meat72
 
Question of the month:
Favorite canning recipes60
 
The henhouse:
Preschool project turns into chicken raising project for this family78
Free-range your birds in this chicken tractor79
Daily rounds82
Raising turkeys on the homestead84
 
The apiary:
Working your bees86
 
The goat barn:
Goat-raising tips for all stages of experience87
 
The sheep shed:
Sometimes even the best fencing is no match for frightened animals90
 
The woodcarver:
Tramp art makes a comeback with carvers93
 
Life on the sunny side:
How much wind would you like with your sunshine?95
 
Alternative energy:
Solar with an attitude97
It's impossible to insulate a refrigerator100
Cold wether passive assist refrigeration101
Tale of a 'new' washing machine102
Building a water hole103
 
The machine shed:
Build a PTO power sprayer104
 
Country neighbors:
A homestead on Caney Creek107
A complimentary pair of hobbies112
Goats and sustainable farming give this homesteader purpose114
How one woman's hobby became her life's work116
It wasn't in the book117
Homesteading community forming in Missouri117
 
Poor Will's Almanack119
 
Looking back:
Growing up in the Depression: The story continues110
 
After Chores:
After chores:130
 
  




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