-PO Box 85 
-Editorial Letter from Larksong 
-My Turn
-Conversations with the Land 
-Fireside Chats with Dr. Paul
-Weather Wisdom 
-Hints for Farm and Home 
-The Farm Home 
-Featured Cookbook and Favorite Recipes for Summer
-Poetry 
-Book Reviews 
-Advertisers’ Index
-The Last Row
-Minerals for Sheep - Ulf Kintzel
-Embracing Modernity - Ulf Kintzel
-Four Marks of Farming Success Part 1 of 2 - Noah Wenger
-Grazing—Our Experience
-The Cow Nature Intended
-Letters Concerning the Cleveland Bay Horse - David Bontrager

Energizers for Electric Nettings - Ulf Kintzel
Lifetime Career with Jersey Cattle
Honey Locust and I
Encouraging Young Gardenpreneurs - Karen Geiser
“Goats: A Sequel”
Turning Discarded Beverages and Vegetables into Vinegar
Honeybee Basics - Noah Wenger
Mix and Match: Part 2 of 2 - Leah Smith 
Once Upon a Farm
Our First Cow- Jigs Gardner 
Spring Herbs Part 1 of 3 - Jo Ann Gardner 
Kitchen Art
A Gardener and His Potatoes
Simple Herb Gardening
Apt Adages for Agriculture
The Fat of the Land—Dream or Reality? - Alan Borer

-Getting Older - Ulf Kintzel
-Royalty Is Coming to America
-Hay—Cured Right - Noah Wenger
-The Neighborly Art of Slaughtering Hogs - Wendell Berry
-Regenerating Soil with Cover Crops - Mary Lou Shaw, MD
-The Berkshire Hog - Kelly Klober
-The Key to a Good Future for Beekeeping - Kirk Webster
-Mix and Match: Part 1 of 2 - Leah Smith 
-Getting Started with Growing Microgreens
-A Bike Trip in the Old Days- Jigs Gardner
-A Tribute to the Stockman
-A Woman of Valor, Gardener and Friend - Jo Ann Gardner
-Seasons Come, Seasons Go
-Old-Time Era—Future Dreams
-Cow Quirks
-Winter Frolic

-Mastitis in Sheep - Ulf Kintzel
-Growing Mushrooms - Ulf Kintzel
-Good Fences for Legal Defenses
-An Eye for Art - David Bontrager
-A Love Lost
-Growing Elderberries and Elderflowers
-Success for Organic Farmers—The Key to a Good Future for Beekeeping
-Now You Have Done It Again - Leah Smith 
-Fostering Healthy Soil for Better Health - Mary Lou Shaw, MD
-Mushrooms- Jigs Gardner
-The Story of an Apple Tree
-The Baby Vegetable Container Garden - Jo Ann Gardner
-A Grandma’s Swedish Bakery Favorite Cardamon Coffee Cake Bread
-Off the Beaten Path
-The Mystery “Vegetable”

-Twinning - Ulf Kintzel 
-How to Catch a Sheep - Ulf Kintzel
-Triple Cropping - Noah Wenger
-A Favor Returned
-Bauer Schuhl
-A Mare’s Influence Upon Her Foals - David Bontrager
-Farming for 70-Year-Olds
-Praise for Late Hay
-Success for Organic Farmers—Key to a Good Future for Beekeeping
-Solanaceous Know-How - Part 2 - Leah Smith
-Helping Children Find Joy in Nature - Mary Lou Shaw, MD
-My Vegetable Garden- Jigs Gardner
-Classic Daylilies - Jo Ann Gardner 
-Our Silkie
-Homegrown Food as Medicine - Karen Geiser
-Family Gardens in Nicaragua


-Guardian Dogs for Sheep - Ulf Kintzel
-Milking Once a Day to Survive Tough Times
-Growing Quality Grass
-Choosing the Right Stallion - David Bontrager 
-The Farm Woodlot
-Keeping Bees on Every Farm the Easy Way
-Solanaceous Know-How - Part 1 - Leah and Jessie Smith 
-Keeping Safe and Sane When Selling Farm Produce - Mary Lou Shaw, MD
-Predation- Jigs Gardner 
-Native Spring-Flowering Shrubs - Part 1- Jo Ann Gardner 
-The Birthing Nanny
-Cattle Stockmanship
-Resident Evil vs. Visiting Evil

-Back in the DDR - Ulf Kintzel 
-The Old Man and I - Ulf Kintzel
-60-Dollar Plow
-The Art and Pleasure of Timber Framing
-A Traditional Message - David Bontrager 
-Small Scale Heirloom Wheat
-Cellar Dweller 
-Collapse and Recovery
-Garlic Done Right - Part 2 - Leah and Jessie Smith 
-Roundup Is Making Us Sick - Mary Lou Shaw, MD 
-A Hollow Experience- Jigs Gardner 
-Homecrafting with Herbs - Part 2- Jo Ann Gardner
-Making Cheese
-Babies on the Farm 
-The “Muck” Farm
-An Ode to Louis Bromfield - Ellen Bromfield Geld

-How Big Should a Grazing Cell Be? - Ulf Kintzel 
-Horse Progress Days 2018
-Getting It Done
-Urban Chickens Flourishing in Ohio Urban Communities
-Shearing Sheep with Hand Blades
-The Price of a Good Driving Horse - David Bontrager 
-Fowl Language
-Beef from the Garden
-Courage to Stand Up to Friends
-Garlic Done Right - Part 1 - Leah and Jessie Smith
-EZ Animal Products
-The Country- Jigs Gardner
-Homecrafting with Herbs - Part 1- Jo Ann Gardner
-Planning for Success with Heritage Breed Animals
-The Story of Our Sheep Flock - Part 2- Wendell Berry

-Culling Sheep - Ulf Kintzel 
-Therapeutic Haying
-Building Local
-Dan Fox, Artist
-A Matter of Ethics - David Bontrager 
-Finding a Way
-Paying It Forward
-Diseases From Insects Have Tripled
-Make Money Growing Produce... - Leah and Jessie Smith
-Small Producer = Small Farm Machinery
-Encounters with Anabaptists- Jigs Gardner
-A Country Neighbor - Jo Ann Gardner
-The Animals and I
-Enjoy Your Own Miniature Fruit Trees - Mary Lou Shaw
-The Story of Our Sheep Flock - Wendell Berry
-It Was in His Eyes

-White Dorper Sheep and Grass Farming - Ulf Kintzel 
-Milk per Cow, or Milk per Acre
-Getting Your Fruit off to a Good Start - Mary Lou Shaw 
-Pounding the Pavement - David Bontrager 
-Farming Accident
-Horse Hitching
-Neonicotinoid Insecticide Findings
-Snack Time - Leah and Jessie Smith 
-Black Tulips
-Garden Plans - Jigs Gardner
-The Land Was My Teacher -Jo Ann Gardner
-Spring Walk
-A Sunday Afternoon Remembrance
-The Small Farmer’s Top Ten Crops - Leah and Jessie Smith
-The Art of Gardening
-The Lesson About Telling the Truth

Things That Changed - Ulf Kintzel
Making a Protein Tub Brooder for Starting Chicks
Year-End Reflections
I Like Pigs
Choosing Perfect Fruit Trees for Your Home - Mary Lou Shaw
(Un) Soundness in Horses - David Bontrager
Organic Farming Conference
The Consolation of Moonbeams
A Community Library - Karen Geiser
Farming with Bees 
Direct Marketing Part 2 - Leah and Jessie Smith
Anticipation 
Landscapes of My Past - Jigs Gardner
Swedish Food Memories-Jo Ann Gardner
Grebel
Homogenized Farming Part 2 - Leah and Jessie Smith
Good Works at Good Acres
The Contrary Gardener

What to Look for When Buying a Ram - Ulf Kintzel
Small Dairy Adapting to Changing Markets - Joel McNair
Once-a-Day Milking in Central Maine
I Am an Organic Cotton Bale
The Next Generation of Farmers - Kelly Klober
The House by the Side of the Road - David Bontrager
The Life of Farming
Chemical-Free Home Orchards - Mary Lou Shaw
OTS Queen Rearing
Direct Marketing Part 1 - Leah and Jessie Smith
Celebration of a New Day
Early Encounters with the Natural World - Jigs Gardner
The Drugstore Garden -Jo Ann Gardner
Baked Apples Make Easy, Healthy Desserts
Whoa-Till
Friends and Paying it Forward
Homogenized Farming - Leah and Jessie Smith
Orange October.

-Time to Reflect - Ulf Kintzel
-Chainsaw Cattle - John O’Meara
-August, My Favorite Month
-Moral Compass - Bob Kidwell
-Pitspone Farm - Michael Brown
-A Common Blessing - David Bontrager
-The Goat Wagon
-Swarm Instinct
-Tools for Scaling Up
-The Other Side - Ellen Bromfield Geld
-Memory - Jigs Gardner
-A Garden in the Ghetto
-Our Country Lane
-Six Feisty Guinea Hens
-About a Young Man and His First Herding Dog -Ulf Kintzel
-The Old Barn
-Re-inventing Community - Bill Hyde
-Grandpa’s Table

This issues features the ususal aricle on sheep by Ulf Kintzel from NY, a great story about the "Butterworks" brand, Gene Logsdon humorous article, the Pasture Pig, Once a Day Milking in Central Maine, Runaway, more about the Cleveland Bay horse by David Bontrager, Plowing the West Field, Passing on teh Hive tool to yoour Children, Fruit Tree Basics with Mary Lou Shaw, MD, OPen Pollinated Corn, Flowering Herbs and more...

Hoof Care for Sheep - Ulf Kintze
Fifteen Years Later
Farming for the Love of It - Gene Logsdon
The Trotters of Yorkshire - David Bontrager 
A Horse Farming Community Comes Alive
Starting Right with Bees
Fence Moves=Fertility Moves
Caring for Your Chicks
The Small Farmer in Brazil - Ellen Bromfield Geld
Reputation - Jigs Gardner
Ten Favorite Native Wildflowers - Jo Ann Gardner
Making the Most of Your Garden-Part 1.
Finding and Dining on Mysterious Morels
The Humble Bumblebee

-Upgrading an Existing Flock or Starting Anew? - Ulf Kintzel
-Going Home
-A Dream Come True
-In Loving Memory
-Linebreeding - David Bontrager 
-Combining Complications
-Minnesota Sets Broad Limits on Chemicals-
-GMOs—Trouble in the Fields
-Carson Geld - Ellen Bromfield Geld
-Friends - Jigs Gardner
-A Harvest Bed for Use & Beauty - Jo Ann Gardner
-Making the Most of Your Garden-Part 2
-Gardening and Phoebes
-A Linebreeding Program for Horse Breeding

This issues feautures a follow up of farmer's we interviewed 15 years ago. See what has changed, what they learned and what they are doing differently, Gene Logsdon article about feeding the world called, Over Production Is Our Problem, an article on Open-Pollinated Corn, Ferel Bees, Part 1 of 2 in GMO's-Trouble in the Fields,  Ellen Geld reminisces about Malabar farm, Making the Most of Your Garden Part 2 and more...

Hoof Care for Sheep - Ulf Kintzel
Fifteen Years Later
Farming for the Love of It - Gene Logsdon
The Trotters of Yorkshire - David Bontrager
A Horse Farming Community Comes Alive
Starting Right with Bees
Fence Moves=Fertility Moves
Caring for Your Chicks
The Small Farmer in Brazil - Ellen Bromfield Geld
Reputation - Jigs Gardner
Ten Favorite Native Wildflowers - Jo Ann Gardner
Making the Most of Your Garden-Part 1
Finding and Dining on Mysterious Morels
The Humble Bumblebee

The Customer Is Always King- Ulf Kintzel

Caring for Hogs in Winter - Kelly Klober

2015 Sustainable Poultry Conference

Homebodies - Gene Logsdon

The Big Cabbage Conundrum

Farriers

Using Natural or “Shook” Swarms for Honey

Farmers’ Markets

Calf Imprinting 

Of Stephen Geld - Ellen Bromfield Geld

Our Woodstoves - Jigs Gardner

The Search for Sensible Soap

Understanding True Thankfulness

The Farmhouse

Reading Genesis from the Ground Up - Jo Ann Gardner

Remembering a Great Rememberer

Dismemberment - Wendell Berry

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