2009 Spring, Rural Heritage Magazine Issue 34/3

Features: A Day at the Beach…Muleskinner Style; Trout Fishing at Milking Time; Bruce Matthews – Old Tools & New Philosophies; Gullies, Ditches and Erosion Control; USDA Looks to Start Final Push on NAIS; Twin Percheron Foals A One-of-a-kind Bull; More than Saving the Family Farm; Fly Control; Elin Pendleton – A Legacy of Sharing; Letters…

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  • A Day at the Beach…Muleskinner Style: by Shannon Hoffman. A group takes their mules and wagons on a trip to Sunset Beach, N.C., to cross the last free-floating drawbridge on the East Coast
  • Trout Fishing at Milking Time: by Philip Odden. Reminiscing about stealing a few moments at the trout stream between milking times
  • Bruce Matthews – Old Tools & New Philosophies: by Bethany Caskey.  Farrier Bruce Matthews’ methods for working with draft horses and mules
  • Gullies, Ditches and Erosion Control: by Bethany Caskey. Using contour trenches to stop erosion and restore a pasture
  • USDA Looks to Start Final Push on NAIS: by Karin Bergener.  An overview of the lastest federal bills, listening sessions and state action regarding NAIS
  • Twin Percheron Foals: by Ann Egan.  An overview of the lastest federal bills, listening sessions and state action regarding NAIS
  • A One-of-a-kind Bull: by Deborah Baldwin. Memories of Sparkle Wondrous Jester, a linebred Jersey bull
  • More than Saving the Family Farm: by Karen Kirsch. Green Field Farms, an Amish-owned, organic cooperative in Ohio
  • Fly Control: by Charles Edwards. Controlling flies without insecticides
  • Elin Pendleton – A Legacy of Sharing: by Bethany Caskey. Profile of artist Elin Pendleton
  • Letters from Dogpatch: by Barb Lee. An epidemic of Equine Metabolic Disease and why nutrient deficient hay may be the culprit
  • Equine Vaccinations: by Jerald Rice DVM. How vaccines work, core vaccines needed and working with your vet
    Starting a Team VI – Putting on the Harness:
    by Dave Feltenberger. The easiest way to pick up and carry farm harness and to transfer the load to the back of the horse
  • The Wisdom of Cattle: What’s That Smell: by Philip Henderson. When you are so important you will not join the tough battles with those you lead — you will lose respect
  • Farm Fresh: Royal Remembrances: by Alina Rice. Memories of Royal the Standardbred gelding
  • Do It Yourself: Trunnels – A Square Peg in a Round Hole: by Pete Cecil. Making your own trunnels, or tree nails, and using them for wooden floor decking
  • Let’s Talk Rusy Iron : Oxen vs. Horse Power: by Sam Moore. Evaluating the benefits of oxen versus horse power

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