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Backwoods Home Magazine is a quarterly 116-page homesteading magazine with seasonal articles on building, gardening, canning, cooking, alternative energy, livestock, foraging, and preparedness. SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS Backwoods Home Magazine (BHM) is a quarterly 116-page homesteading magazine with seasonal articles on building, gardening, canning, cooking, alternative energy, livestock, foraging, and preparedness. In nearly every issue of BHM, there is one article on firearms and one on politics. BHM was founded in 1989 by Dave Duffy in his garage. HOW TO BUILD A TRAIL SUBSCRIBE TO BACKWOODS HOME MAGAZINE By Jackie Clay Issue #109 • January/February, 2008 When I was a child, I used to read and re-read the chick section in our Sears and DEHYDRATING EGGS AT HOME Dehydrated eggs can simply be used in powder form for baking, but I opted to rehydrate first. This is a simple matter of a two-to-one ratio of water to powdered eggs and letting the mixture stand for a few minutes. For the equivalent of a single egg, use one tablespoon of 10 WAYS TO MAKE MONEY ON YOUR LAND 10 ways to make $$$. The following are meant as introductory concepts, designed to get you thinking. Let each act as a brainstorm-starter-hold an idea in mind, and imagine its ramifications in your setting, on your land. Be sure to write down key points; keepa notebook handy.
PRESERVING PLUMS
Makes about 8 jelly jars of jam. 8 cups plums (pitted, if freestone) cup water. one box powdered pectin. 6 cups granulated sugar. 1. In a large saucepan, bring plums and water to a boil. 2. Reduce the heat to medium low and gently boil, stirring often, until plums are soft. HOMESTEADING WITH JACKIE CLAY With the planting of the Glass Gem popcorn, which is a 110-day crop for us, indoors to get a good start on our all-to-short growing season, I'm finished planting seeds inside! HOW TO CAN CHOPPED GARLIC Drain the garlic, making sure to save the cook water. Fill the jars with the minced, drained garlic, then fill the jars to within half an inch of the top with hot cook water. Wipe the rims, put on the canning lids and rings, and process in a pressure canner at 10 lbs. pressure for 30 minutes (pints). DRIVE YOUR OWN FRESHWATER WELL By Len McDougall Issue #128 • March/April, 2011 The well point’s slotted holes permit water to enter, while stainless steel mesh inside keeps out abrasive sand. X marks the spot. How “witching” for water works is a mystery, but this time-honored method of locatinggood well sites is
HOME - BACKWOODS HOME MAGAZINESTOREABOUT USBROWSE ARTICLESBLOGSCONTACTUSSUBSCRIBE
Backwoods Home Magazine is a quarterly 116-page homesteading magazine with seasonal articles on building, gardening, canning, cooking, alternative energy, livestock, foraging, and preparedness. SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS Backwoods Home Magazine (BHM) is a quarterly 116-page homesteading magazine with seasonal articles on building, gardening, canning, cooking, alternative energy, livestock, foraging, and preparedness. In nearly every issue of BHM, there is one article on firearms and one on politics. BHM was founded in 1989 by Dave Duffy in his garage. HOW TO BUILD A TRAIL SUBSCRIBE TO BACKWOODS HOME MAGAZINE By Jackie Clay Issue #109 • January/February, 2008 When I was a child, I used to read and re-read the chick section in our Sears and DEHYDRATING EGGS AT HOME Dehydrated eggs can simply be used in powder form for baking, but I opted to rehydrate first. This is a simple matter of a two-to-one ratio of water to powdered eggs and letting the mixture stand for a few minutes. For the equivalent of a single egg, use one tablespoon of 10 WAYS TO MAKE MONEY ON YOUR LAND 10 ways to make $$$. The following are meant as introductory concepts, designed to get you thinking. Let each act as a brainstorm-starter-hold an idea in mind, and imagine its ramifications in your setting, on your land. Be sure to write down key points; keepa notebook handy.
PRESERVING PLUMS
Makes about 8 jelly jars of jam. 8 cups plums (pitted, if freestone) cup water. one box powdered pectin. 6 cups granulated sugar. 1. In a large saucepan, bring plums and water to a boil. 2. Reduce the heat to medium low and gently boil, stirring often, until plums are soft. HOMESTEADING WITH JACKIE CLAY With the planting of the Glass Gem popcorn, which is a 110-day crop for us, indoors to get a good start on our all-to-short growing season, I'm finished planting seeds inside! HOW TO CAN CHOPPED GARLIC Drain the garlic, making sure to save the cook water. Fill the jars with the minced, drained garlic, then fill the jars to within half an inch of the top with hot cook water. Wipe the rims, put on the canning lids and rings, and process in a pressure canner at 10 lbs. pressure for 30 minutes (pints). DRIVE YOUR OWN FRESHWATER WELL By Len McDougall Issue #128 • March/April, 2011 The well point’s slotted holes permit water to enter, while stainless steel mesh inside keeps out abrasive sand. X marks the spot. How “witching” for water works is a mystery, but this time-honored method of locatinggood well sites is
SUBSCRIBE TO BACKWOODS HOME MAGAZINE By Jackie Clay Issue #128 • March/April, 2011 We all love the idea of having a big, productive garden, full of all the nutritious, tasty foods our hearts desire.SUBSCRIBE TODAY
This publication gives the real-life solutions to living off-grid or living simply in the country. It's written by those who are out there doing it, not someone reading a book and lecturing everyone else about stuff they really don't know beans about. I lived off-grid from 1997 HOMESTEADING WITH JACKIE CLAY With the planting of the Glass Gem popcorn, which is a 110-day crop for us, indoors to get a good start on our all-to-short growing season, I'm finished planting seeds inside! PREVIOUS ISSUES ARCHIVES DEPARTMENTS ABOUT THE COVER Backwoods Home Magazine’s Don Childers, who is currently 86, painted this pastoral scene. The young boy knows that helping his mom transfer starts from her sunken greenhouse will result in delicious, home-grown 10 WAYS TO MAKE MONEY ON YOUR LAND 10 ways to make $$$. The following are meant as introductory concepts, designed to get you thinking. Let each act as a brainstorm-starter-hold an idea in mind, and imagine its ramifications in your setting, on your land. Be sure to write down key points; keepa notebook handy.
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ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION Each issue contains seasonal articles on building, gardening, canning, cooking, alternative energy, livestock, foraging, and preparedness. In nearly every issue of BHM, there is one article on firearms and one on politics. BHM was founded in 1989 by Dave Duffy in his garage. In 2019, after a one-year hiatus as a digital-only magazine, Dave’s WE’RE STRUGGLING WITH A HEAT WAVE Will and I are hard workers and all, but we both really can’t handle the heat well. It’s been in the 90’s for several days now and boy, are we ever panting as we set out tomatoes. HOW TO MAINTAIN A DIRT ROAD By Marjorie Burris Issue #48 • November/December, 1997 It is our job to maintain two and one half miles of dirt road if we want to get into our property. We are completely surrounded by forest service land, and we have an agreement with the forest service to maintain one mile ofthe road. However,
BUILD A 6500-GALLON CONCRETE WATER TANK FOR $1500 Build a 6500-gallon concrete water tank for $1500. When I bought 10 dry barren “affordable” acres back in 1981 I got what I paid for: No electricity, no septic system, no well, and no water. What I did get was a long narrow rectangle carpeted with star thistle and poison HOME - BACKWOODS HOME MAGAZINESTOREABOUT USBROWSE ARTICLESBLOGSCONTACTUSSUBSCRIBE
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BUILD A CONCRETE ROOT CELLAR The completed root cellar took approximately 21 cubic yards of concrete, and two months to complete. I had to pay an extra pumping fee for the narrow walls because the barrel rig had to use a pump hose, but for the floor and roof they used a chute. To calculate how many cubic yards of concrete you’ll need: multiply length in feet xwidth in
ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION Each issue contains seasonal articles on building, gardening, canning, cooking, alternative energy, livestock, foraging, and preparedness. In nearly every issue of BHM, there is one article on firearms and one on politics. BHM was founded in 1989 by Dave Duffy in his garage. In 2019, after a one-year hiatus as a digital-only magazine, Dave’s PHEASANT AND DUMPLINGS Cook, cool, and debone pheasant. Chop meat into large pieces. In a deep cast iron frying pan, melt butter, stirring in flour to make roux. Slowly add broth and stir until thickened to medium consistency. Add more broth if necessary. Mix in vegetables and seasonings. For dumplings, combine flour, salt, and baking powder in a medium mixingbowl.
DEHYDRATING EGGS AT HOME Dehydrated eggs can simply be used in powder form for baking, but I opted to rehydrate first. This is a simple matter of a two-to-one ratio of water to powdered eggs and letting the mixture stand for a few minutes. For the equivalent of a single egg, use one tablespoon ofPRESERVING PLUMS
Makes about 8 jelly jars of jam. 8 cups plums (pitted, if freestone) cup water. one box powdered pectin. 6 cups granulated sugar. 1. In a large saucepan, bring plums and water to a boil. 2. Reduce the heat to medium low and gently boil, stirring often, until plums are soft.PROPAGATING GRAPES
Propagating Grapes. By Sylvia Gist. Issue #107 • September/October, 2007. As a kid in western South Dakota, I enjoyed picking wild grapes and using the delightful juice they produced, so when I eventually acquired property in Montana, I wanted grape vines to help me be self-sufficient. I bought a “Valiant” vine, which produces asmallish
CANNING STEELHEAD AND TUNA Smoking the fish: We prefer to can our steelhead after it has been smoked for 45 minutes. The smoke flavor intensifies with canning, so 45 minutes of smoking is just right for us. Brine the fish for 24 hours in a mix of three parts water, two parts sugar, and a little bit less than one part salt. After 24 hours, pull the fish out of thebrine
DRIVE YOUR OWN FRESHWATER WELL By Len McDougall Issue #128 • March/April, 2011 The well point’s slotted holes permit water to enter, while stainless steel mesh inside keeps out abrasive sand. X marks the spot. How “witching” for water works is a mystery, but this time-honored method of locatinggood well sites is
HOME - BACKWOODS HOME MAGAZINESTOREABOUT USBROWSE ARTICLESBLOGSCONTACTUSSUBSCRIBE
Backwoods Home Magazine is a quarterly 116-page homesteading magazine with seasonal articles on building, gardening, canning, cooking, alternative energy, livestock, foraging, and preparedness. BACKWOODS HOME MAGAZINE Backwoods Home Magazine Subscription. $ 26.00 – $ 46.00 Selectoptions.
BUILD A CONCRETE ROOT CELLAR The completed root cellar took approximately 21 cubic yards of concrete, and two months to complete. I had to pay an extra pumping fee for the narrow walls because the barrel rig had to use a pump hose, but for the floor and roof they used a chute. To calculate how many cubic yards of concrete you’ll need: multiply length in feet xwidth in
ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION Each issue contains seasonal articles on building, gardening, canning, cooking, alternative energy, livestock, foraging, and preparedness. In nearly every issue of BHM, there is one article on firearms and one on politics. BHM was founded in 1989 by Dave Duffy in his garage. In 2019, after a one-year hiatus as a digital-only magazine, Dave’s PHEASANT AND DUMPLINGS Cook, cool, and debone pheasant. Chop meat into large pieces. In a deep cast iron frying pan, melt butter, stirring in flour to make roux. Slowly add broth and stir until thickened to medium consistency. Add more broth if necessary. Mix in vegetables and seasonings. For dumplings, combine flour, salt, and baking powder in a medium mixingbowl.
DEHYDRATING EGGS AT HOME Dehydrated eggs can simply be used in powder form for baking, but I opted to rehydrate first. This is a simple matter of a two-to-one ratio of water to powdered eggs and letting the mixture stand for a few minutes. For the equivalent of a single egg, use one tablespoon ofPRESERVING PLUMS
Makes about 8 jelly jars of jam. 8 cups plums (pitted, if freestone) cup water. one box powdered pectin. 6 cups granulated sugar. 1. In a large saucepan, bring plums and water to a boil. 2. Reduce the heat to medium low and gently boil, stirring often, until plums are soft.PROPAGATING GRAPES
Propagating Grapes. By Sylvia Gist. Issue #107 • September/October, 2007. As a kid in western South Dakota, I enjoyed picking wild grapes and using the delightful juice they produced, so when I eventually acquired property in Montana, I wanted grape vines to help me be self-sufficient. I bought a “Valiant” vine, which produces asmallish
CANNING STEELHEAD AND TUNA Smoking the fish: We prefer to can our steelhead after it has been smoked for 45 minutes. The smoke flavor intensifies with canning, so 45 minutes of smoking is just right for us. Brine the fish for 24 hours in a mix of three parts water, two parts sugar, and a little bit less than one part salt. After 24 hours, pull the fish out of thebrine
DRIVE YOUR OWN FRESHWATER WELL By Len McDougall Issue #128 • March/April, 2011 The well point’s slotted holes permit water to enter, while stainless steel mesh inside keeps out abrasive sand. X marks the spot. How “witching” for water works is a mystery, but this time-honored method of locatinggood well sites is
SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS Backwoods Home Magazine (BHM) is a quarterly 116-page homesteading magazine with seasonal articles on building, gardening, canning, cooking, alternative energy, livestock, foraging, and preparedness. In nearly every issue of BHM, there is one article on firearms and one on politics. BHM was founded in 1989 by Dave Duffy in his garage.SUBSCRIBE TODAY
This publication gives the real-life solutions to living off-grid or living simply in the country. It's written by those who are out there doing it, not someone reading a book and lecturing everyone else about stuff they really don't know beans about. I lived off-grid from 1997 HOW TO BUILD A TRAIL To build a turnpike, you border the muddy area with a “box” of logs, treated lumber (e.g. 6x6s), railroad ties, or very large (100-pound plus) rocks, anchored well into the ground. Fill the box with more large rocks (if they’re available) and spread gravel or good soil on top of those. BUILD A GROUNDHOG SNARE Snare assembly. 1. Create a cable end stop by slipping one of the nuts over one end of the cable and smash it flat with a heavy hammer. The threads of the nut grip the cable preventing other parts of the snare from sliding off the cable. 2. Slide the dime washer from the open end of the cable to the stop. HOMESTEADING WITH JACKIE CLAY With the planting of the Glass Gem popcorn, which is a 110-day crop for us, indoors to get a good start on our all-to-short growing season, I'm finished planting seeds inside! FOR EXTRA PRODUCTION, TRY MOUND GARDENING For Extra Production, Try Mound Gardening. By Edward Love Johnson. Issue #44 • March/April, 1997. I began experimenting with mound gardening several years ago, due to limited garden space. Then as time went by, I found other reasons (or should I say excuses) for elevating the earth into cone-shaped mounds and dotting them with plants of one 10 WAYS TO MAKE MONEY ON YOUR LAND 10 ways to make $$$. The following are meant as introductory concepts, designed to get you thinking. Let each act as a brainstorm-starter-hold an idea in mind, and imagine its ramifications in your setting, on your land. Be sure to write down key points; keepa notebook handy.
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1/4 cup flour. Mix ingredients together, adding flour as needed. Bake in greased iron pan at 400° for approximately 25 minutes. *Gritted corn is made by scraping ear corn with a grater. The corn must be past roasting ear maturity, but not too hard. If a grater was not available, homesteaders sometimes made one by puncturing a piece oftin with
BUILD A TRAPPER'S TILT Mark the width of the notch-to-be. Chop a notch halfway through the log, and nail through the notch into the log below with galvanized 30D nails. This holds everything in place and nailing through the notch lets you use shorter nails. Cut the notch on the other side, and roll the top log into place in the wall. HOW TO CAN CHOPPED GARLIC Drain the garlic, making sure to save the cook water. Fill the jars with the minced, drained garlic, then fill the jars to within half an inch of the top with hot cook water. Wipe the rims, put on the canning lids and rings, and process in a pressure canner at 10 lbs. pressure for 30 minutes (pints).__
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