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Articles in September, 2000 issue of Countryside & Small Stock Journal

• Answer to a drainfield dilemma.
  by Baggett, H. L.
• Thoughts on age and homesteading.
  by Meekins, Harry
• She grows tomatoes without a greenhouse.
  by Elliott, Michele
• Make an inexpensive axe blade cover.
  by Jerdan, Kate
• A solar food dryer that really works.
  by WALK, LARISA
• Recycling tip for canning juice.
  by Romans, Silver
• Raising poultry in pastures is catching on ... again.
• Create an Oasis with Greywater: Your Complete Guide to Choosing, Building and Using Greywater Systems.
  by LUDWIG, ART
• It ain't easy being green.
• This dream turned into a nightmare.
• Inspiring and long-needed articles.
  by Zoldoske, Linda
• How do you make ethanol from apples?
• Natural animal care.
• Thoughts on snail mail addresses.
  by Davis, Sandy
• Everything you need to know about: Growing great garlic.
  by MARTIN, ORIN
• The flowering crab tree -- beauty plus value.
  by WIXTROM, ARLEEN
• Make an apple press for under $100.
  by BELANGER, STEVE
• They're very comfortable living on $8,000 a year.
  by DAVIS, SANDY
• Prepare for brownouts ...
• Dandelion wine woes.
  by Brady, Mary
• Where can he find good, hand-made boots?
  by Michaelson, Ron
• Trap earwigs in the garden.
  by Ruff, E.
• It always seems to start with a chicken ...
  by King, Heidi
• The "old ways" aren't always better.
  by MUELLER, DIANE
• Cook like Martha.
• What do I feed my ducks?
  by Dukes, Leona
• Homesteading is a continuing process.
  by HADEN, DEBRA
• Grow potatoes without digging.
  by Hoshiko, Tom
• Look who's laughing now.
  by Schottmaller, Marie
• Build a wood-heated hot water heater from a gas model.
  by Ulloa, Rhonda
• Now this is dedication!
• Some like it HOT.
• Don't let those acorns go to waste!
• Nigerian dwarf and pygmy goats captured her heart.
  by PUTNAM, PATTY
• The Septic System Owner's Manual.
• Stray voltage leads to lawsuit.
• Life can't get any better for these former "rat racers".
  by Spurlock, Garlyu
• "The good life" wasn't by choice.
  by Southard, Cleda
• "Scrap" wood bark isn't wasted in this garden.
  by Culver, Mildred
• Geese really are a cheap and reliable security system.
  by Zurcher, Erin
• No-frills oven-drying of fruits and vegetables.
• Using mayhaws.
  by PENDLETON, SHERRY
• In days of old, hens were bold and proud of it.
  by SUNDE, MILTON
• Homesteading in Alaska.
  by MERRICK, MICHAEL
• They oppose chicken wire in SB construction.
  by Wilhelm, Jo
• Homeschoolers can make it in "real life".
  by Ellis, Bill
• Fleas and ticks are a real nusiance.
  by Grass, Adrienne
• She needs advice on marketing her wares.
  by Mays, Paula
• Garlic is available in many varieties.
• Harvesting overabundant herbs.
  by WEINSTOCK, KARLA
• Ingenious ways to keep track of your tools.
  by SLEPPY, CHUCK
• Words to the Graduates of 2000.
  by DISHNOW, MICHAEL A.
• ... cheddar to the rescue.
• Bottling homemade beverages.
  by McWilliams, L.
• Tips on sprouting, bread, and hot sauce.
  by Hartford, Mary
• Source for rare swine breeds.
• Give and you shall receive.
  by Lone, Jacqueline V.
• Root cellars don't have to be a hole in the ground.
  by CARNEY, BEV
• Home canner testing aids in food safety.
• Raccoon disco party in the garden.
  by WIXTROM, ARLEEN
• A city chick s appreciation of simple living.
  by RESHAN, ALETHA IRENE
• COUNTRYSIDE: an "alternative" publication?
  by Pebley, Marvin
• Legislation won't eradicate stupidity.
  by Sheppard, H.E.
• Make feta cheese.
  by Bellamy, Dorothy
• It takes teamwork to make a good magazine.
  by Warren, Gladys M.
• Alternate heat sources for food dehydration.
  by MACMANIMAN, GEN
• Using homemade pectin.
• Liver flukes are a growing problem in cattle.
• The Legal Guide for Direct Farm Marketing.
  by SCHARABOK, KEN
• Buy hay with the click of a mouse.
• Cherishing the natural beauty of Icelandic sheep.
  by CHISICK, MARGUERITE
• Homesteaders are good at "thinking outside the box".
• Their tip: Don't buy a house under four feet of snow.
  by Van Polanen, Alida
• They prove you can homestead anywhere.
  by Wicker, LeeAnn
• COUNTRYSIDE CONTACTS.
• "Root cellaring" in the hot & humid South.
  by CHAPMAN, MATTHEW
• Seed saving techniques.
  by MILLER, CROW
• What do animals taste?
• The neighbors.
  by SCHARABOK, KEN
• ... And speaking of creative ...
  by Derksen, Roy

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