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Winter 2007 -Building a Productive Grass-Based Cow Herd -Raising Calves -Every Boy Needs a Dog-David
Bontrager -In the Fields With Drought, Flood and Beneficial Weeds-Gene
Logsdon -In Search of a Better Broiler-Kelly Klober -Ultimate Preditor Protection and Control for Sheep and Goats -Of Birds and Harvest-Ellen
Geld -Passing the Hive Tool -Dexter Cattle-Arthur Bolduc
-Cider-Jigs Gardner -Beasts and the Meritocracy -Gregory's Seasonal Peanut Brittle
-Cottage Gardens: Part II-Joann Gardner -The Backyard Herbalist
-A Dash of Warmth -Eight Years -How Old Are You? -Drouth-Wendell
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Fall 2007
-The Real McCoys at Princeton Valley Farm-Art Bolduc
-Mills of Greenfield Township -Improving Your Laying Flock -If Only Deer
Ate Car Tires-Gene Logsdon -Corn Country Horse Logger -Planting Seeds for Our Children's Future-Mary Lou Shaw
-The Sky-Colored Parrot-Ellen Geld
-Q & A-Transitioning to Organic -Working Mules -The Primal Agricultural Act-Jigs Gardener -A West the Works
-Turkey Love -The Backyard Herbalist -Cottage Gardens-Jo Ann Gardener -A Moment in My Niece's Life -Seeking Sanctuary at Oasis |
Summer 2007 -Freckles -Nurturing Native Pollinators -Improving Your Laying Flock -Feeding the Earthworms-David Bontrager
-Oh, the Joys of Bootleg Milk-Gene Logsdon -Heifer of the Future -A Barn Relocated Q & A - Transitioning to Organic
-All Flesh is Grass-Jigs Gardner -Old Soupy-Leroy Kuhns -The Owl Creek Auction-Art Bolduc -Tribute to the Childhood Farm
-An Expert's Guide to Growing Heirloom Tomatoes-Jo Ann Gardner -You Can't Run Away On Harvest Day-Barbara Kingsolver -Memoirs fromWoodland Welding |
Spring 2007 Growing Greenhouse Tomatoes -Providing Water for the Dairy
Herd -How Goes It in Arizona
-Cashing in on Hogs -Consider the Violets of the Sandhill -Value-Added Attributes of Beekeeping
-New Farm Crop Popping Up
-Floyd and Alice
-Q & A —Transitioning to Organic
-Farmer Finds His Niche with Spelt
-Enough
-A Tale of Two Forks -Return to Serfdom
-Favorite Heirloom Vegetables and Flowers from Seed
-Panacea -Grow a Pizza Garden
-What I Learned at Terra Madre |
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Winter 2006 -Farmers Born and Bred
-A Philosophical Farmer -Compost for the Kingdom -Fancy Fowl -
Exmoor Horn Sheep -To Go Forward -Mint Brook Meadow's Herbal Teas -Winter -Remembering Victoria -Q & A - Transitioning to Organic
-Selecting a Herd Bull -Facing Northeast -Christmas Memories -Spinning a Yarn -Meditations on a Loaf -Winter Farm |
Fall 2006 -The Alpha Mare -Living Treasures on our Farm -Our Experience with Meat Goats -Apple-the Tree of Delight -Rebuilding the Community
-Suburban Foraging -The Pig -Q & A-Transitioning to Organic -Where is Dairy Headed? _The Day they Tore Joe's Barn Down -Cathin Forty Sniffs
-Tribute to Mom and Dad -The Old-Fashioned Fruit Garden -The Fall of the Year -Farmhands and Their Worlds
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Summer 2006 -Oklahoma Dairy Pioneers New "Whey" with Cheese -Haymaking Revolution -Grass-fed Lamb -The Benefits of a Farm Woodlot
-The Binder -Picking Blackberries -Autumn Harvest Farm -Q & A _Transitioning to Organic -Solid Sustenance -Sheep to Slippers
-Ruth's Organic Wedding -The Rice Lessons -The Old Fashioned Fruit Garden Part II -Garden Ho! -Mulching Tips -The Backlands -Our New Zealand Experience |
Spring 2006 -Are 40 Cows Enough? -Weed the Soil, Not the Crop -Using Natural or "Shook" Swarms -Shepherds' Discussion
-Bone -Q & A _Transitioning to Organic -The Frugal Farmer -Aster -Beets -The Old Fashioned Fruit Garden -A Tantalizing Trio -Hope at the Peak
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