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Volume 90 Number 3

May/June, 2006


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
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Departments:
Country conversation8
Coming events30
 
Homestead simplicity:
Where did all the money go? Rethinking the wisdom of simplicity32
Homestead security equals free-range chickens, a good dog, and Jerusalem artichokes37
 
The garden:
No greenhouse? No problem!39
Know your zone40
Build an adjustable seed starting stand41
What is intensive planting? How does it work?42
Crash course in gardening: 7 cheap and simple steps47
Reduce moisture in a root cellar49
Organically-grown gourmet garlic50
 
Notes from the Northwoods:
Cold frames43
 
Country kitchen:
Great pumpkin recipes52
Some slightly different freezing methods54
Prepare "slow food" fast54
Homemade health & beauty recipes55
 
Homestead finances:
Demystifying the great laundry detergent dilemma56
 
The henhouse:
Build a chicken feeder for under $5 in about 15 minutes57
Chicken feed and pig slop options58
Chicken tractor options are endless63
 
The goat barn:
Breed characteristics and personality contrasts in dairy goat breeds64
Small-scale milking machines68
 
Crops & soils:
Small grains useful for forage as well as feed71
 
Defending "ugly" fish72
 
Your homestead business:
Time management for the self-employed76
 
Life on the wild edge79
 
Life on the sunny side:
Home heating from the good Earth82
 
Alternative housing:
Using "Best Practices" with cordwood construction prevents problems84
 
Countryside workshop:
Solar/Wind Installation Advanced Photovoltaic Workshop85
 
New product:
New mini water treatment plant for your home88
 
Homestead health:
Homeopathy is not a placebo: Readers reply to naysayers89
Crohn's disease under control with homeopathy90
Animals can also benefit from homeopathy91
 
The benefits of frugality on the homestead hit home92
 
His wife knew the value of a dollar92
 
Question of the month:
How can you convince your family to conserve?94
How do kids cope with homestead life?102
 
The wood carver:
Wood carving seminars can teach you a lot103
 
Looking back:
Childhood during the Depression: What does the word "poor" mean?104
 
Investigate real estate before buying109
 
Poor Will's Almanack
 
After Chores:
The beauty of seeing yourself grow old122
 
  




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