Articles from Countryside & Small Stock Journal (September 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"High-tech" homesteaders.	Mckee, Johnann		133
A connection to the outer world.	Elizabeth		919
A new approach to an old problem.	Meyer, Jim		1497
A reply to Mr. Slack.			329
Accolades to Grandma.	Holmes, Zella		573
Achieving food independence on the modern homestead: Part 1.	Ussery, Harvey		5082
Additions for your "emergency list".	Goeschl, Jim; Goeschl, Glennis		139
Apartment without electricity.	O'Connor, Seamus		351
Are President tomatoes extinct?	Parish, Linda		48
Back on track, but ...	Collins, T.		258
Big brother visits the barnyard.	Flanary-Bray, Diana		439
Boiling down your heating options.	Ewing, Rex		1337
Building advice for future sawdust toilet users.	Wessels, Brent		463
Building and using a midwest solar food dryer.	Robishaw, Sue		3441
Butter pie crust recipe.			86
Can technology and simplicity co-exist on a homestead? We received a lot of replies to this Question, and interestingly, roughly 90% of the responses were e-mailed! Here's what homesteaders have to say ...	Reynolds, Gail		2959
Cell phones wouldn't work here anyway.	Cheala		501
Cider making a pressing concern.	Stone, Anita B.		1628
Coming events.		Calendar	979
Computer allows the freedom to work from home.	Shepherd, Brodrick		455
Computers save money on gas.	Hoadley, Jan		914
Computers: good for research, but not much else.	Freer, Gladys		298
Corn stove advice and other tips.	Peterson, Polly		924
Diversity can teach us a lot.	Townsend, K.		894
Does the Internet make us better people?	Kuepfer, Conrad		524
Don't let your herd share agreement land you in court.	Little, Carl		1813
Doom and gloom? Unlikely.	Diane; Eric		1223
E-mail is nice, but can't replace human contact.	Lanoue, Diane		896
Electricity makes homesteading easier.	Hastings, Tracy		736
Emergency water--can it at home.	Winter, Lee		210
Farm dogs: a competitive value in security systems and more.	Mathews, Lisa Jansen		2041
Filth and crime are everywhere if you look hard enough.	Landmann, Kathie		638
He's getting ideas ... but needs more.	Kepple, Rick		370
Holistic approach to relieve pain.	Jennings, Terri		53
Homesteading: it's all in your head.	Hill, Jennifer		131
How do you make a dumb bull?			63
Internet encyclopedia tickles his fancy.	Parker, Darryl N., Jr.		842
It's harvest time!	Anne-marie		414
It's just one of many tools.	Hammonds, Ronya		826
It's the spirit of homesteading, not the technology.	Monie, Doug		1494
Jobe's Tear seed source.			88
Journey to technology.	Adams, Dean		1362
Large Black Hog contact info.	Wolfe, Kay		120
Last-minute thoughts on kerosene.	Serkahn, Maki; Sweeny, J.		438
Let's talk bread.	Baker, James Arnold		1900
Living off-grid requires observation.	Pimentel, Marcia		731
Lots of "free" advice and ideas online.	Dawn		569
Make friends all over the world.	Schaffer, Rosemary		374
Memories of grape jelly.	Merta, Tony		1864
Mining for trouble: Sago explosion demonstrates that fossil fuels cost human lives.			3061
Moderation is key.	Reid, Christine		137
Moving was a huge mistake for this family.	Sundeen, Karen		261
Mules grace this Wisconsin homestead.	Kocourek, Chris		465
National Animal Identification System: livestock owners won't take this law lying down: and an update from Mary Zanoni.	Karber, Sue		1395
New book recommendation.	Roberts, Lee		125
New life for an old dish--in the desert.	Zerkle, Caroll		195
No more pressure cooker fears for her!	Gibson, Barb		148
Norwegian Fjord: the homesteader's horse.	Nolden, Cherrie		770
Oatmeal recipes.			466
Part II: what to do when nobody wants your product: if your home craft business fails ... blame the boss.	Lewis, Patrice		2562
Poor Will's countryside Almanack for Autumn of 2006.	Felker, W.L.		4282
Pressure: apply firmly with your pocketbook.	Justice, Samuel		94
Problems can be the same on both sides of the "pond".	Edwards, Mandy		443
Rainbow Cornish may be back on the market--now that there's interest.	John, Matt		1367
Readers really do help each other!	Kepple, Rick		254
Real estate--what do you want?	Staas, B.		718
Reduce waste with a nifty PVC feeder.	Rogers, Genevieve		66
Remembering whose dream homesteading is.	Townsend, K.		904
Research inspires confidence.	Crockett, Harriet		312
Rubbing alcohol removes odors.	Testerman, Syble		57
Scorpion invasion can be a real pain.	Lyssy, Mary		112
Self-reliance equals financial freedom.	Marshall, Tom		997
Sell your eggs on eBay.	Padgett, Michele Rae		110
Shopping on the Internet.	Pautsch, Amy		734
Solar dried tomato pesto.			138
Technology is fine if it does no harm.	Zeman, Ed		856
Technology on the farm: can you plow from the barn?			474
Technology requires balance.	Jones, Ronda		379
The lowndown on apples.	Wickes, Jennifer A.		713
The paper helicopter! A fun use for subscription cards.	Dean		239
The whole wheat experience.	Cook, Jerri		2206
There's no time for boredom on this homestead!	Praught, Janet		487
They're about ready to throw in the towel.	Suzy; Palmore, Scott		511
Tire tech.	Evers, Dennis		1226
Vinegar: did Granny Clampett know?	Trenkler, Mary Jo		1220
What would the ancestors think?	Baker, Ginnie		336
Where are the desert-living tips?	Keshet, Cedar		207
Whittling twigs and branches.	Gillund, Mel		489