Issue #86 |
March/April, 2004 |
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8 Publisher’s Note
9 Editorial: 30 Ask Jackie: 67 The gee-whiz! page 68 Ayoob on Firearms: 84 Letters 90 Classified ads (pdf) 90 Classified advertising form 89 Advertiser Index 95 BHM anthologies, CD-ROMs, & books 96-97 Order form/Subscription Info 98 The last word: For a subscription |
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FEATURES | |
Building10 The house that Dorothy built By Dorothy Ainsworth 79 Plumbing for propane By Don Fallick Food & recipes45 Garlic the glorious bulb By Linda Gabris 56 Jerky…a venison treat you can’t stop snacking on By Linda Gabris 58 Canned salmon Quality fish canned right is awesome By Linda Gabris 66 Hints for enjoying strawberries By Tom R. Kovach Gardening19 Water is the key to gardening By Tom R. Kovach 50 Black-eyed peas, a gift shared with the cows By Alice Brantley Yeager 54 Herb boxes from fence boards By Maggie Larsen 64 Growing productive strawberries By Edna Manning 66 Fighting tomato blight By Tom R. Kovach Country living77 Stay clear of young wild animals By Tom and Joanne O’Toole Animals24 Hogs belong on the homestead By Charles Sanders Crafts48 Pysanki you can make those biddies pay! By Amy E. Peare Self-reliance20 Make a poor man’s safe By Jeffrey R. Yago, P.E., CEM 22 Four lawn mower tips that will save you $$$ By Tom R. Kovach 22 Watch those weed whips By Tom R. Kovach 28 Getting it free in Alaska By David Sneed 42 Harvesting the wild: shaggy mane mushrooms By Jackie Clay 61 Bath herbs By Cynthia Andal 73 Save money when you buy your next vehicle By John Silveira Small Town America36 Raymond, Washington green, wet, and wild By Emily Salinger |