Description

The Evener: The annual directory of manufacturers and services useful to draft horse, mule and horsedrawn enthusiasts.

Plus:

• A Reader Aks About A groundhog thresher: by Sam Moore. Solving the mystery behind a groundhog thresher by Jos. Bender, Stoystown, PA
• Farm Fresh: Sweet Potatoes: Alina Rice reminisces about growing, and eating, sweet potatoes in Kentucky
• Do It Yourself: Make an Upside Down Tomato Planter: by Bethany Caskey. How to make an upside-down tomato planter
• Bob Skelding – The Healing Continues: by  Charles Edwards. Teamster Bob Skelding recovers from injuries he received when a semi-truck hit his home-made Conestoga wagon and team of Percherons
• 13 Humble Beginnings and Bright Future: by Ralph J. Rice. An Amish family in Ohio continues a tradition of building durable sleds
• Riding the Mormon Pioneer Trail: by Bethany Caskey. he Van Fleet Wagon Train retraces the Mormon Trail from Nauvoo, IL
• Feds Mandate NAIS – States Keep Fighting: by Karin Bergener.m Arkansas, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, Wyoming and Montana take steps to keep NAIS voluntary
• 100 Composting Horse Manure Makes Sense:  by Toby Raymond. Reasons to compost manure
• Passing on a Feeling – Rozan Henning:  by Bethany Caskey. Profile of artist Rozan Henning
• Restoring an 8-Wheeler:  Lana Robertson. Restoring a Lindsey Eight Wheel Log Wagon
• Starting a Team VI – Putting on the First Collar: Dave Feltenberger. When your horse is comfortable with you, it’s time to put on the first collar. https://ruralheritage2.com/product/starting-a-team/
• The Wisdom of Cattle – Earning the Role of Leader: by Philip Henderson. Earning trust as a team leader and reserving your strength for unusual situations