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Country Living Series — Dehorning Calves Humanely (7pgs)
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Dehorning Calves Humanely (7pgs). It’s not necessary to burn or lop off horns. Learn the easier and more humane method of safely using dehorning paste. 7 pgs, $1.25. Powered by Big Cartel.
Country Living Series — How to Move to the Country (16pgs)
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How to Move to the Country (16pgs). An honest assessment of the necessary research, nuts and bolts, and even attitude adjustment that must accompany moving to a rural area. Publication covers the stages of moving: Stage One: Preparing; Stage Two: Ready to Buy; and Stage Three: Living in the Country. Illustrated with photos throughout. 16 pages. PDF. Powered by Big Cartel.
Country Living Series — The Home Dairy (19pgs)
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The Home Dairy (19pgs). Covers the ins and outs of dairy animals, including comparisons between goats and cows, breeds, milk volume, infrastructure, feed, learning to milk, cleanliness, animal health, and mastitis. Also covers sheep dairying. 19 pages. PDF. Powered by Big Cartel.
Country Living Series — Ten Secrets of Simple Living (6pgs)
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Ten Secrets of Simple Living (6pgs). Here’s a secret: simple living isn’t what you think it is. It has nothing to do with eating organic food or meditating in a lotus position. Here are ten solid, practical tips for truly simplifying your life. 6 pgs, $0.99. Powered by Big Cartel.
Country Living Series — Low Tech Solutions to High Tech Problems (11pgs)
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Low Tech Solutions to High Tech Problems (11pgs). Sometimes bigger isn’t necessarily better. Despite the push to acquire high-tech preparedness equipment, sometimes it’s better to learn to do things the old-fashioned way. Remember KISS: Keep It Simply, Silly. 11 pgs $1.50. Powered by Big Cartel.
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Rural Revolution: Progress on projects
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In-your-face stuff from an opinionated rural north Idaho housewife. Friday, August 7, 2015. While I was in Portland a couple weeks ago, Don was incredibly busy. Not only do we still have large outstanding orders for tankards. But there are endless projects we want to accomplish before the snow flies. In other words, time's a-wastin'. Gotta get some stuff done. We've had a freaky weird summer, much hotter and drier than normal, and all the crops are accelerated. Farmers were cutting hay in June rather...
Rural Revolution: Heeeeere's Lucy!
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In-your-face stuff from an opinionated rural north Idaho housewife. Sunday, February 8, 2015. Many of you remember last summer when we had a sweet little red heifer calf born. Because we couldn't think of a name for her, all of you lovely readers chimed in with dozens of suggestions. We finally chose "Lucy" since, of course, she's a red-head. Lucy is now seven months old and darling. True to the nature of calves, she's become quite an escape artist. Look at that belly! Posted by Patrice Lewis. February 8...
Rural Revolution: Building feed boxes
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In-your-face stuff from an opinionated rural north Idaho housewife. Wednesday, October 8, 2014. Ever since Don built the awning. On our barn last year, he's had another project in mind: to build feed boxes for the livestock. Before we had the barn built. We fed the cattle in makeshift feed bins that didn't work well. Dominant animals pushed lower animals out of the way; and hay was wasted like crazy as the animals pulled it out of the boxes and onto the ground where it was trampled and soiled. It was a s...
Rural Revolution: Hoarding
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In-your-face stuff from an opinionated rural north Idaho housewife. Wednesday, August 18, 2010. I have a pet peeve. I hate the word “hoarding.”. Let me be more specific: I hate the term “hoarding” as applied toward Preppers. Hoarding implies that by buying some extra bottles of shampoo, we are doing so at the expense of others. It implies that we are somehow wrong. That by ramping up our own food storage, we are causing others to go hungry. To prepare for future shortages. Most just choose. I clearly rem...
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Rural Revolution: A calf for Raven
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In-your-face stuff from an opinionated rural north Idaho housewife. Thursday, April 16, 2015. A calf for Raven. I've been watching Raven carefully for her impending birth. Yesterday morning she tried to make a dash for it - jumping over the fence into the woods - which isn't unusual for a cow who really. Wants to be alone to birth her baby. So we closed her into the barn, to her great annoyance. She frequently laid down and rested for a few moments between contractions. Within seconds, Raven was on her f...
Rural Revolution: Another new calf
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In-your-face stuff from an opinionated rural north Idaho housewife. Sunday, May 24, 2015. Friday was a hot, humid, thundery afternoon, but the storm clouds dodged around us (which is unfortunate, as we could use the rain). Don and I decided to take a walk. On our way out, we noticed a calf chasing a raven in the field. A few other animals got in on the chase as well. Since the calf was born the farthest possible distance away from the house (of course), we were faced with the task of bringing mama and ba...
Rural Revolution: The queen is dead; long live the queen!
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In-your-face stuff from an opinionated rural north Idaho housewife. Thursday, July 9, 2015. The queen is dead; long live the queen! Here's some beekeeping updates:. With the unseasonably hot weather we've been having, the bees often congregate (or "beard") outside the hive on hot evenings. Apparently this in no way indicates swarming is imminent; it's just to cool down. One of our hives is thriving enormously (the one on the right). So much so that it was time to put on supers. Crud The queen is dead.
Rural Revolution: Bees please
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In-your-face stuff from an opinionated rural north Idaho housewife. Saturday, August 1, 2015. In the wake of our dead queen bee. A few weeks ago, you may have wondered about the status of the new queen. The day after picking her up, I inserted the queen (in her cage) into the weak hive; then a few days later replaced the cork plug with a mini-marshmallow; then a day after that, confirmed the queen had been released. So far so good. Mike didn't seem fazed, however. He opened up the strong hive. One of the...
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Country Living in South Africa. Om genade te sien. May 16, 2016. Dans en huil met elektroniese ink. Daar is ʼn unieke bekoorlikheid aan die herfs wat ʼn skrywersiel se hart vinniger sal laat klop. Veral as jy op ʼn Satermiddag gaan ry en jouself bevind in ʼn laan met bome se geel-groen-oranje blare wat kontrasterend teen ʼn donkergrys lug hang. Dit was amper herfs. August 8, 2015. When we just moved to the Free State, I had a hard time adapting and I especially missed some of my favourite birds. I have so...
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How to Move to the Country (16pgs). Bugging Out to the Country: Your Obligations as a Refugee (6pgs). Introduction to Water-Bath Canning (11pgs). Introduction to Pressure Canning (12pgs). Canning FAQs: 100 Basic Questions (29pgs). What NOT to Can (14pgs). Bovine Basics for Beginners (8pgs). How to Milk a Cow (9pgs). Dehorning Calves Humanely (7pgs). The Home Dairy (19pgs). The Question of Pasteurization (6pgs). Making Fruit Scrap Vinegar (8pgs). Raising Simple Kids (7pgs). Raising a Reader (5pgs).
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Country Living.Shadow Hills. Monday, February 23, 2009. My blog has moved! Country Living.Shadow Hills has moved! To be redirected to my new site. The e-wife, Karen. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My blog has moved! The e-wife, Karen. I live in a rural pocket of Los Angeles and am a Christian, a wife, a mother, and a grammie. My family is my biggest joy. I simply love being a homemaker and sharing bits of our blessed ranch life here on my blog. Why e-wife? View my complete profile.
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