Article: Looking for pea/bean sheller plans.(Country conversation & feedback)

Article: Homemade rabbit trap plan.(Country conversation & ...
Countryside & Small Stock Journal;  November 1, 2007 ;     568 words ...[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] COUNTRYSIDE: I love to read all of the Country Conversation pages of COUNTRYSIDE. I noticed that I have not seen any articles on making a rabbit trap. It doesn't matter whether this is ...

Article: A good diet and exercise keep him in top shape.(Country ...
Countryside & Small Stock Journal;  January 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ...COUNTRYSIDE: I read the Country Conversation in the September/October issue with interest. While I agree that it may not be a good idea to feed infants too much soy, I ...

Article: Country conversation & feedback.
Countryside & Small Stock Journal;  March 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Contact us at W11564 Hwy 64, Withee WI 54498; e-mail csymag@tds.net Their underground home isn't dark or bunker-like COUNTRYSIDE: Wow! Where to start? Mike Oehler's article on underground housing surely ruffled my feathers. You see, I live in a conventional (the disastrous "first thought" type)

Article: And ... (Country conversation & feedback).
Countryside & Small Stock Journal;  January 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ...COUNTRYSIDE: I read the article on "fattening out a steer" in the November/ December issue, and when you asked for feedback I thought I would pass on some of my experience. We started raising calves for processing and filling our freezer a number of years ago, and we sell some processed halves to

Article: Correction.(Country conversation & ...
Countryside & Small Stock Journal;  March 1, 2007 ;     318 words ...The alpaca photo on page 89 in the Jan/Feb 2007 issue was misidentified. It actually belongs to Mike and Debby McCandless (www.owning-alpaca.com, mikeanddebby@elltel.net). We apologize for the error.

Article: Correction.(Country conversation & ...
Countryside & Small Stock Journal;  May 1, 2006 ;     444 words ...COUNTRYSIDE: Thank you for printing my "Astronomy on the Homestead" article in your March-April, 2006 issue. I wanted to report a transliteration error in the article. On page 115, in the left column, the original sentence in the second paragraph was "Although, theoretically, the gravitational

Article: Corrections.(Country conversation & ...
Countryside & Small Stock Journal;  September 1, 2007 ;     365 words ...The last sentence on page 71 in the July/August issue is missing. It should have read: "On the other hand, watering in the evening can also be bad. Soil and plants will stay wet most of the night, promoting disease and fungal growth. This is especially important if you are using overhead watering