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Volume 93 Number 5

September/October, 2009


What's happening this month
on your Countryside homestead...
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Departments:
Country conversation8
 
Special feature:
Off-the-grid alpaca farm28
 
Alternative energy:
Solar cooking31
Hanging solar mood lights34
 
Life on the sunny side:
Going solar in a small way: Pint-sized inverters32
 
Hands-on homesteading:
Build a low-buck DIY portable fire pit35
How the Recycle Ranch came about36
 
Your homestead business:
Time for a crafty harvest38
 
Sit back and relax: Comfortable bicycling42
A closer look at your binoculars43
Fake 'em out! Deer don't mess with this twine fence45
 
Notes from the Northwoods:
Start spring in the fall47
 
The garden:
Picking for perfection: Deadheading increases production 51
Crabapples: More than just jelly!53
Perennials in the garden save time and money54
Shagbark hickory: Neglected nut of the central woodlands55
 
The homestead kitchen:
Kraut korrections57
Warm up with horseradish this winter58
Thank the bees: Honey59
Tomato preserves and other tips64
Chuck wagons past and present65
Eggs: Making the grade67
How to scald a chicken71
 
The milk parlor:
Make your own milking machine73
 
The cow barn:
Bony lump jaw in cattle79
Do milking and calving schedules matter?81
 
Crops & soils:
Out to pasture: Nutrition more important than rotation82
 
Country neighbors:
A little green amongst the browns85
Homesteader in the past: Longing for the "good old days"92
Landlord helped her dreams come true94
Timely tips to help save money99
She longs for the return of cloth flour sacks, and other rememberances99
 
The hapless homesteader:
Benedictine Journey, Part II100
 
Poor Will's Countryside Almanack103
 
After Chores:
Stop playing the blame game114
 
  




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