Archive for the ‘gardening’ tag
hobby farm home magazine
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3 issues HOBBY FARM HOME & GARDEN SHED MAGAZINE inviting walkway Rag Rug Canning $8.89 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine January February 2012 Gardening Comfort Food Sausage $4.99 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine Sept Oct 2011 Chickens Cakes $4.99 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine May June 2012 Farm Weddings Fruits Veggies Pergola $4.99 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine March April 2012 Gardens Cheese Press Fiber CSA $4.99 |
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2-HOBBY FARMS Magazine Home Dairying-Sept/Oct 2006 & Bovine/Cattle Nov/Dec 2005 $12.99 |
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Hobby Farms magazine Oct 2006 ORGANIC FARMERS HERITAGE New Fencing HOME DAIRY $5.99 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine~JAN/FEB 2012~GEOCACHING~GARDEN PLANS~MAKE SAUSAGE $5.99 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER 2011 $8.95 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine~JAN/FEB 2010~PROVEN PERMACULTURE~BUILD PROPAGATING BED $5.99 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine~SEPT/OCT 2010~APPLES~PUMPKINS~MILKING SHORTHORNS~TOOLS $5.99 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine~MAY/JUNE 2010~HYDROPONICS~NO-SHEER SHEEP~WILDFLOWERS $5.99 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine~JULY/AUG 2010~13 HEIRLOOM PEPPERS~CASHMERE GOATS~RURAL $5.99 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2010 MAGAZINE YEAST FREE BREAD CHICKEN SOUP $7.99 |
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Hobby Farm Home Magazine – January/February 2012 – True Country Living $6.50 |
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HOMEMADE ICE CREAM Aug 2011 HOBBY FARM HOME Magazine BACKYARD BLUEBERRIES $4.20 |
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HOBBY FARM HOME MAGAZINE VINES SAUCY RECIPES OUTDOOR KITCHEN SETUPS CHEESE PRESS $10.95 |
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Country Living The Farm Chicks Christmas: Merry Ideas for the Holidays $5.33 For “Farm Chick” Serena Thompson, Christmas means a house overflowing with ornaments, lights, and cherished treasures, and the aroma of baking cookies to welcome family and friends. Here, she shows us how to spread the magic of the season, with ideas for entertaining, decorating, tree trimming, charming crafts, and 17 recipes for yummy holiday sweets-plus tips for wrapping food and gifts.As in… |
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MaryJane’s Ideabook, Cookbook, Lifebook: For the Farmgirl in All of Us $35.00 MaryJane Butters’ sense of purpose is as big as the Idaho landscape where her organic farm is nestled. She wants nothing less than to reconnect us all with the food we eat and the heritage of farming that belongs to all of us, and nothing more than to empower and encourage rural women everywhere … she is cultivating not just a farm but a philosophy of living. — Body & SoulCarpenter, waitres… |
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Country Living Seasons at Seven Gates Farm $8.59 Visit the acclaimed 19th-century Maryland farmstead that serves as home and studio to James Cramer and Dean Johnson—two greatly admired artists and craftsmen with a love for old-fashioned gardens, natural handcrafts, and homespun holiday celebrations. Season by season, through lush watercolors and photos, you’ll see how the grounds and the projects evolve. Live the country life, by making a my… |
wildlife conservation missouri
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Wildlife Code of Missouri Rules of the Conservation Commission,2002 $2.00 |
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21 issues Conservation Federation of Missouri Wildlife magazine $19.00 |
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JJ132 1956 Missouri Conservation Ponds Fish Wildlife $7.99 |
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1950 WILDLIFE CODE MISSOURI BOOKLET CONSERVATION BOOK OLD RULES $8.00 |
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Wildlife Code of Missouri 2010 Rules of the Conservation Commission Pocket-Sized $15.00 |
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Conservation Guide to Building and Improving Ponds (Learn How to Manage Your Pond for Better Fishing, Wildlife Habitat and Recreation) $25.00 In this video, you’ll learn how to plan for and build a new pond. You’ll see how to analyze and improve conditions in your existing ponds. Valuable tips include: the three types of fish recommended for stocking in Missouri ponds; timing and methods of stocking; how to control plant growth; growing a good fish population; erosion control and safety considerations. Whether you’re planning a new pond… |
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Keep the Balance: Offers a Fun Look At Why We Manage Our Fish, Forests and Wildlife [Grades 4-8] $45.00 Grades 4-8. Who says science is for geeks? Join Brandy and Gala as they venture into streams, over wetlands and through forests. Wild animals, music videos, games and songs help them along as they discover ways to keep the balance between all living things. Could be an excellent tool for those parents homeschooling their children…. |
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Conservation Guide to: Landscaping for Wildlife $4.95 Video tape producted by the Missouri Department of Conservation on how to landscape for wildlife. You can attract and enjoy birds, butterflies, and mammals and more by turning your backyard into a rich home for wildlife…. |
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Elephant Memories: Thirteen Years in the Life of an Elephant Family $13.96 Cynthia Moss has studied the elephants in Kenya’s Amboseli National Park for over twenty-seven years. Her long-term research has revealed much of what we now know about these complex and intelligent animals. Here she chronicles the lives of the members of the T families led by matriarchs Teresia, Slit Ear, Torn Ear, Tania, and Tuskless. With a new afterword catching up on the families and covering… |
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Keepers of the Earth: Native American Stories and Environmental Activities for Children $15.16 The flagship book in the Keepers of the Earth series, this environmental classic teaches children respect and stewardship for the Earth and all living things. Joseph Bruchac’s lyrical retellings set the stage for Michael Caduto’s abundance of related activities. Beginning with Native American stories, this invaluable and time-honored resource provides readers with an abundance of hands-on activiti… |
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Game Management $22.82 With this book, published more than a half-century ago, Aldo Leopold created the discipline of wildlife management. Although A Sand Country Almanac is doubtless Leopold’s most popular book, Game Management may well be his most important. In this book he revolutionized the field of conservation…. |
food preservation georgia
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Food preservation prospectus (Georgia: State engineering experiment station. Publications) … |
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So easy to can … |
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Irradiation of grain and potatoes … |
hobby grower greenhouse
I am starting an unheated greenhouse this week, what to sow?
This week Im starting an unheated greenhouse in NC, about halfway between Hendersonville and Charlotte. It will be 10feet long, wide and high. Can any novice greenhouse growers recommend what seeds would have a strong growth potential? I want to have a successful first year experience and Im doing this for a hobby with about 6 hours a day to invest. Any advise would be appreciated.
I don’t know how cold it gets in your area but I have learned some things that work in Maine. I have broccoli, kale, leeks, and brussels sprouts growing in an unheated greenhouse. These are plants that can handle frost. Nighttime temperatures here get below zero. I think you will have to start seeds in the house and move the plants to the greenhouse. Read the seed packets. Anything that says sow as soon as the soil can be worked should do well during the winter. Generally speaking that means greens and root vegetables. When night freezes in the greenhouse is no longer a threat you can plant almost anything you want. Have fun and don’t be afraid to try other plants. I don’t grow many herbs or flowers so I can’t help much with them.
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Hobby Grower MiniPro Greenhouse 8×10′ How does your garden grow? Pretty darn well with the Hobby Grower MiniPro 8 x 10′ Greenhouse! If you have a serious green thumb, The Guide has a serious Hobby Greenhouse for you! Spacious 8 x 10′ design fitted with 8 half-panel roof vents, 2 rear-wall intake vents and a double end door for exceptional natural ventilation. Top it off with the maintenance-free aluminum frame, SnapGlas clear polycarb… |