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Merry Christmas 2013

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Merry Christmas 2013Well, it’s time for us to sign off for the year.  We hope to be back early in January with more information and resources, including our ongoing cattle breed guide.  May God bless you and yours this Christmas.

Meanwhile, in case you are looking for some good winter reading, allow us to make a few recommendations.

 

Best of 2013

 

Posts

Streams of IncomeStreams of Income

 

Looking at the Bigger PictureLooking at the Bigger Picture

 

The Old-Fashioned WindmillThe Old-Fashioned Windmill

 

Don’t Throw It Out!Don't Throw It Out!

 

What is pH?What is pH?

 

Soil TypesSoil Types

 

How to Make Osage Orange Fence PostsHow to Make Osage Orange Fence Posts

 

Super-Small-Scale FarmingSuper-Small-Scale Farming

 

What is Silage?What is Silage?

 

5 Ways to Save Money On Seeds5 Ways to Save Money on Seeds

 

Lessons from the BisonLessons from the Bison

 

Texas FeverTexas Fever

 

10 Time-Saving Tips for the Farm10 Time-Saving Tips for the Farm

 

How to Make a Sweet Potato BeetleHow to Make a Sweet Potato Beetle

 

 

Resources

Beans as a Field Crop in KansasBeans as a Field Crop in Kansas

 

Building a Sustainable BusinessBuilding a Sustainable Business

 

Home Vegetable GardeningHome Vegetable Gardening

 

Online Bird GuideOnline Bird Guide

 

Kansas State University Weather Data LibraryKansas State University Weather Data Library

 

“Doing the Lord’s Work in the Lord’s Way”Doing the Lord's Work in the Lord's Way

 

Wildflowers & Grasses of KansasWildflowers & Grasses of Kansas

 

You Can FarmYou Can Farm

 

All New Square Foot GardeningAll New Square Foot Gardening

 

 

Series

Getting StartedGetting Started

 

Kansas RegionsKansas Regions

 

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Motivated by her experience growing up on a small farm near Wichita, Kansas, Michelle Lindsey started Homestead on the Range to supply Kansas country living enthusiasts with the innovative resources that they need to succeed and has now been keeping families informed and inspired for over five years. Michelle is the author of two country living books. She is also a serious student of history, specializing in Kansas, agriculture, and the American West. When not pursuing hobbies ranging from music to cooking to birdwatching, she can usually be found researching, writing, or living out the country dream.