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Volume 92 Number 2

March/April, 2008


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
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Departments:
Editorial8
Country conversation10
Coming events27
 
What to do about rural crime28
 
Homestead mechanics:
Reducing the $ting at the pump32
Doing his own auto mechanic work paid off for this college student34
 
Life on the sunny side:
SIPping the good life - Structural Insulated Panels prove a good match for off-grid living36
 
Comparing the Hillbilly Solar Trailer and The Powerwagontm39
 
Maple monkey40
 
The garden:
Make your own tomato trellises and cages42
Row covers extend the garden season45
Aquaponics, the wave of the future47
Let's get planting: Tips for starting your seeds off right48
Growing the perfect blackberry53
 
The homestead kitchen:
Homemade pickled beets: It's like eating candy from a jar55
Jeweled Beet Salad57
Since the dawn of civilization, almonds have nourished humanity58
It's easy to make your own cheese61
 
The sheep shed:
California Variegated Mutant sheep66
 
The goat barn:
You're kidding!68
Tips for new goat owners71
 
The cow barn:
Foot care for cattle73
 
The rabbitry:
Requeening your hive80
 
The woodcarver:
Some random thoughts from an old wood carver85
 
Informal happiness survey:
Homesteaders are a happy lot, overall89
 
Next question of the month:
Shovels of fun94
 
Family album95, 97
 
Country neighbors:
Our Idaho homesteading adventure96
 
Poor Will's Almanack for Early Spring 200899
 
After chores:
Farm fragrance114
 
  




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