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Hobby Farm Home® - July/August 2009 - Volume 4: Number 4
Features
16 The Community Table
Experience and celebrate the bounty
of your region by hosting a localfoods
potluck this summer.
by Lisa Kivirist
24 Saving Summer's Best
There's only so much canning one
can do in a season! Try dehydrating
as an easy-and tasty-means of
preserving your harvest for use
throughout the year.
by Lindsay Evans
30 Fire It Up
Step by step, learn how to build
your own earth oven for delicious
backyard cooking and baking.
by Kelly Wood
38 Farm-style Fast Food
In this busiest of seasons, plan
ahead so you and your family can
eat quick, healthful meals straight
from the garden.
by Lisa Kivirist
54 Grow Wild
Wildflower meadows are a lowmaintenance
way to bring yearround
beauty to the farm. We tell
you how to plant and maintain one.
by Jean M. Fogle
60 Light of the Party
Create beautiful, handmade lighting
options for your outdoor entertaining
areas. From leftover squashes to
repurposed household items, you'll
impress and delight your summertime-
party guests.
by Kelly Wood
70 Pet Paparrazi
Capture your animals' personalities
with timeless photographs that you
take yourself. A veteran photographer
shares her secrets for perfect pet
pictures.
by Jean M. Fogle
78 The Horse Painter
Kidron, Ohio-based Sue Steiner has
built a business around two things
she loves: animals and artwork.
by Cherie Langlois
Columns
6 Lessons Learned
Cherie Langlois
12 Country Fare
Lynda King
44 Hands On
Erin McKay
48 Garden Grit
Susan M. Brackney
52 Garden Home
Solutions
P. Allen Smith
66 Farm Fetishes
Mary Beth Temple
84 Home Clinic
Cheryl Morrison
88 Nature Calls
Linda Tagliaferro
91 Animal Talk
Audrey Pavia
In Every Issue
5 Editor's Note
8 On the Market
10 General Store
87 Good Reading
94 In the Air
98 HobbyFarms.com
99 Marketplace
103 Classified Advertising
104 Back Home
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