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Volume 92 Number 3

May/June, 2008


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
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Departments:
Country conversation8
Neighbors in need26
Coming events26
 
Life on the sunny side:
Solar hot water, anyone? System options for every climate28
 
Alternative building:
We built our house around our woodstove31
Slip formed stone walls: Save money & retain heat33
My attached greenhouse34
 
The homestead orchard:
Fruit trees: History's movers & shakers35
Orchards on the ground: Fall and winter crops in perennial form38
 
Feature article:
The integrated homestead, Part I40
 
Mineral rich tomatoes for better health46
Home water conservation48
 
The livestock barn:
Build a raised feed trough (or container garden) from a plastic barrel49
A homemade dairy goat ration50
Another way to shear sheep50
 
The rabbit barn:
The Silver Fox rabbit51
 
The apiary:
Fun with mason bees52
 
The henhouse:
Basic egg production54
Keep pests away from your hens (Nest box clarification)55
 
The homestead kitchen:
Breakfast & beyond: Reinventing the egg56
The tasty, healthy and nourishing olive58
 
Your homestead business:
Wholesale vs. retail, Part I: Retail62
 
Homestead finances:
Coping with today's economy65
Cash & carry—or—Stop making rich people richer69
What's a depression?70
Lessons learned after the funeral76
 
Homestead crafts:
Decorate your floors with crocheted rag rugs71
 
Wildlife on the homestead:
Smart bird feeding in bear country79
 
Country neighbors:
Standing your ground in the face of eroding property rights73
Ham radio for homesteaders81
The chainsaw saga83
Take the leap of faith84
Grandma Orach: Aging and adapting to urban homesteading85
 
Question of the month:
What's the most fun you've ever had with a shovel?87
 
The Hapless Homesteader:
Stupid hippie gardening93
 
Poor Will's Almanack for Late Spring and Early Summer96
 
After chores:
The wedding cow114
 
  




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