Issue No.8 Summer 1992 Click to View Table of Contents
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Table of Contents for BackHome Issue No.8 Summer 1992 Up Front Front Porch Breaking ties to Mother Earth News. Back Talk Letters Protecting native domestic livestock and poultry, Thank you Jan Blum, Living off the grid off the coast of Washington state, Recruiting for Sun Day, Putting Labs to work, locating nonelectric appliances. Backfire The Ford (Mazda) Courier, 1972–1982 An overview Fords first entry in the field of compact pickups. BassAckwards So You Think YOU Make Mistakes! True confessions of a 13-year-old master. FeedBack Free radon hotline;Good marks for the DR Field and Brush Mower;Low-tech but informative videos on recycling, creating a backyard habitat, and beer making;You may dig Carefresh , a natural biodegradable cat litter. Almanac Events Calendar In the Garden 10 Time-Tested Tips to Terrific Tomatoes How to plant, mulch fertilize, stake, and harvest the best tomatoes ever. Big Gardening In Small Spaces How to get the most from a small garden using raised beds,tire rings,tipis, and bins. Sunflower Houses Reprint from a book dedicated to gardening project for children. Giddyup, Horseradish! How to grow and process this spicy root. Darwin’s Flower: Cardoons, By Peter Loewer This little-known but long-favored plant is both a tasty garden vegetable and an interesting ornamental. Around the Homeplace My $200 Homestead Cabin A cozy home and a lesson learned, thanks to Mother Nature’s “gentle” encouragement. The Heart of Home Business This basketmakers’ story shows, running your own home business involves decisions much bigger than dollars. Sizing Up a Country House, Part 2 Tips on what to look for with specifics on plumbing, wiring, floors, walls, ceilings, attics and more. Make Your Own Humongous Bubble Wand! Step by step instruction to making BIG bubbles. Give Roaches the Boot! Country roach or city roach, it’s a pest just the same. here}s how to get’em out and keep’em out. Suburban Farmer Can’t move to the country just yet? Want to sharpen your rural skills? Then move the country to you! Our Little Island House Simple but elegant this little cottage comes complete with a fiberglass water harvesting roof. More Tips From Broken Plow Farm Time and money saving tips for the garden, home, woods and barnyard. Around Town One Parent Two Daughters, and 4-H A single mother’s unforgettable parenting experience. The William M. Lasko School of Building A report on a roving owner/builder program teaching traditional log crafting. In the Shop An Easy Chair for Summer A simple but attractive folding chair for the outdoors. A Welding Primer A simple and encouraging introduction to one of the most useful of all do-it-yourself skills. The Amazing Hydraulic Ram Revealing the mystery of how a non electric pump moves water with water. Something’s Cooking Solar Cooking Made Simple How to build and use an energy-saving solar oven. Vegetables for Dessert How to deal with to many vegetables with recipes for Zucchini marmalade, Zucchini pudding, Zucchini cobbler, Chocolate zucchini cake, Pumpkin-walnut cookies, Potato candy rolls, Carrot pudding, Green tomato pie, and Turkish potato cookies. Delicious Whole-Meal Summer Salads! Heartily satisfying Salade Nicoise, Tex-Mex layered salad, Stand up & shout salad, and Tortellini salad. Out Back Barbed-Wire Rescue How to liberate your land and woodlot from the stranglehold of unnecessary wire fencing. Back 40 Backyard Naturalist Lace shares some of his favorite summer reads. Backward Glances Swap builds an attractive clothesline/totem. Back Porch The Pioneer McQuirtless A humorous look at the journey by covered wagon on the Oregon Trail. Get Back, Jack! Yardwork I don’t know how much mower I can take!