2009 Autumn, Rural Heritage Magazine Issue 34/5

Features: A View from Holmes County; Horse Progress Days 2009; No Electricity? No Worries!; The Many Steps in…Going Organic; Starting a Team VII: Ground Driving; Keeping the Home Fire Burning for Momma; The Wisdom of Cattle: Work Hard or Be Eaten; HPD Seminars: Doc’s Natural Horsemanship, Horses vs Tractors Seminar, Planting Seminar, Doc Neuman’s Q…

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Stories in this issue:

  • A View from Holmes County: by Mary Ann Sherman.  An overview of Horse Progress Days 2009 in Odon, Ind.
  • Horse Progress Days 2009: by Sam Moore. Descriptions of all of the equipment demonstrated at Horse Progress Days 2009 in Odon, Ind. Plus many photographs
  • No Electricity? No Worries!: by Sam Moore. A look at the variety of horse-powered machines of Athens Manufacturing.
  • The Many Steps in…Going Organic: by Lynne Moore. Rules, regulations and steps involved in transitioning from a regular farming operation to an organic one
  • Starting a Team VII – Ground Driving: by Dave Feltenberger. Starting a horse ground driving after it is used to the harness. https://ruralheritage2.com/product/starting-a-team/
  • Keeping the Home Fire Burning for Momma: by Philip Odden. Reflections on what it takes to keep the wood stove burning on cold winter days
  • The Wisdom of Cattle – Work Hard or Be Eaten: by Philip Henderson. Leaders who try to tell their teams HOW to do the work are not as successful as those who tell them WHAT to do
  • HPD 2009 Seminar – Doc’s Natural Horsemanship: by Mary Ann Sherman. Doc Hammill explains “natural horsemanship” at Horse Progress Days 2009 in Odon, Ind.
  • HPD 2009 Seminar – Horses vs Tractors Seminar: by Mary Ann ShermanChet Kendall, Ph.D., and author David Kline discuss the merits of farming with horses at Horse Progress Days 2009 in Odon, Ind.
  • HPD 2009 Seminar – Planting Seminar: by Mary Ann Sherman. Gideon Stoltzfus, founder of Pequea Planters in Gap, Penn., offers advice during a seminar at Horse Progress Days 2009 in Odon, Ind.
  • HPD 2009 Seminar – Doc Neuman’s Q & A Session: by Mary Ann Sherman. Vet Dr. A.J. Newman answers questions about foaling and horses diseases
    HPD 2009 Seminar – Safety Hitching Seminar: by Mary Ann Sherman. Eli Knepp talks about teamster safety at Horse Progress Days 2009
  • Letters from Dogpatch II: by Barb Lee. Trial and error in trying to restore the soil in a mineral-deficient pasture, including the use of lime
  • Horsin’ Around in the Dirt: by Cindi LeRoy. Plow and Plant Day at Roy Andig’s Farm, Arena, Wis.
  • NAIS Update: by Karin Bergener. USDA find there is more opposition than expected at NAIS listening sessions, plus funding was cut for the program from the Federal budget. A transcript of Wendell Berry’s speach at a listening session in Kentucky
  • Food Safety Bill – A Threat to Independent Producers: by Karin Bergener. Problems with the Food Safety Modernization Act
  • Rare and Useful: by Jenifer Morrissey. The benefits and challenges of raising rare livestock breeds
  • HPD 2009 – International Meeting: by Mary Ann Sherman. Horse Progress Days international guests from 14 countries enjoy the activities

 

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