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Volume 89 Number 6

November/December, 2005


What's happening this month
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Departments:
Country conversation8
Neighbors in need31
 
Feature articles:
Purchasing and using a masonry stove32
Reduce energy use with this 'cut back' thermometer37
Solar tax credits available through 200737
 
Life on the sunny side:
Selling the sun: Solar and wind options for grid-tied homes38
 
Build a fieldstone smokehouse43
How we went from $42,000 to $6,500 and lived to tell about it!47
Moving beyond the power lines, one step at a time51
Living deliberately: How to approach simplification52
 
Question of the month:
Starting your own business55
The pleasures and pitfalls of a homestead business56
The home craft business59
Make a living with your computer66
Novelty items sell well at festivals67
Hauling scrap metal provided unexpected rewards68
Landscaping business gets him out of traffic69
Website design grabs her attention70
Sometimes a separate office works better than a spare room71
Income tax preparation business increases by word of mouth72
Organic fertilizer business is booming73
Starting over as a massage therapist75
Internet marketing works for a lot of people76
 
The wood carver:
Carving Christmas ornaments78
 
The greater gift80
The joys of soap making82
Make a homemade boot scraper89
 
The garden:
Don't throw it out! Repair your garden hose90
Turnips, from start to finish92
Gardening in your 80s93
It's time to peruse seed catalogs94
 
The country kitchen:
To roast or not to roast! (pumpkins)95
Crab apple, salsa and relish recipes96
Ideas for using wheat berries97
Make your own sourdough starter106
 
The henhouse:
12 volt egg incubator in a cooler101
 
The horse barn:
Accolades for the Spanish Mustang horse107
 
Looking back:
Growing up during the Depression, Part III109
My days in Shady Grove110
At 87, this lady is still on the go111
 
Poor Will's Almanack112
 
Homestead finances:
Reduce your insurance premiums with these tips119
Cyberbegging: A new way to raise cash?120
Can our lifestyles survive?121
 
After Chores:
Principles of successful country freeloading130
 
  




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