2012 Feb/March, Rural Heritage Magazine Issue 37/1

Features: Antique Wheels in Motion; Hitching Three: Adjustments for Success; The Good Life on Rainbow Hill Farm; Designing the Right Stall; Make the Most of Your Tools; Gene Matras; Early Foal Training; Stallion Belts; The Homesteader; Round Bale Hog Huts; The Horses of Mackinac Island; Barrels of Fun; Dad, Can I Have a Pony?; 2011…

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Stories in this issue;

  • Antique Wheels in Motion: by Valerie Kirkwood. Antique Wheels in Motion Harvest Days, Roebuck, Ontario, featured demonstrated horsedrawn equipment, flywheel type tractors and steam engines
  • Hitching Three: Adjustments for Success: by Jenifer Morrissey. Doc Hammill discusses three types of line arrangements, line adjustments, drop rings, eveners, and teamster adjustments when hitching three horses
  • The Good Life on Rainbow Hill Farm: by Rex Owens. Dennis and Sue Mengeling manage their 130-acre farm in rural Wisconsin
  • Designing the Right Stall: by Vicki Schmidt. Factors to consider when building or remodeling a barn … box stalls vs. straight stalls.
  • Make the Most of Your Tools:  Logger Taylor Johson offers advice on evaluating when tools are needed, and, then, what tool is best for the job.
  • Gene Matras: by Bethany Caskey. Artist Gene Matras captures rural life in pen and ink drawings
  • Early Foal Training: by Jenifer Morrissey. The value of working with foals during the first week of life, without working too closely.
  • Stallion Belts: by Judy Brodland. Using a stallion belt (or stallion roller or stallion harness) to control and collect a stallion for presentation
  • The Homesteader: by Joe Mischka. An overview of Pioneer Equipment’s “Homesteader,” designed for the hobby farmer, who doesn’t need a large dedicated impement for plowing, cultivating or discing
  • Round Bale Hog Huts: by Ralph Rice.  Bales of straw or low-quality hay can serve as shelters for pastured pigs
  • The Horses of Mackinac Island: by Patti Jo Walker. Horses take the place of motorized vehicles on this Michigan island
  • Barrels of Fun: by Ralph Rice. Making use of industrial sized plastic barrels to make pig feeders
  • Dad, Can I Have a Pony?: Vicki Schmidt reflects on the day her father bought her a pony, and all the lessons it taught her
  • 2011 International Plowing Match: by Valerie Kirkwood. The International Plowing match, held near Chut-a-Blondeau, Ontario, marks teh 100th Anniversary of the Ontario Plowmen’s Assocation
  • A New Version of an Old Favorite: by Joe Mischka. Farmer Brown’s Plow Shop ressurects the cultivator-wheel hoe
  • Winterize Your Stock Tank: by Pete Cecil. Making your stock tank more effecient
  • Ox Cart Restoration: by Philip Henderson. Volunteers at the Centennial Farm at the Orange County Fair, restore an old Studebaker ox cart. Includes working drawings for the cart design
  • Getting Ready for the Farrier: by Pete Cecil. Ways to prepare for, and make a farrier’s visit more efficient

 

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