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Countryside & Small Stock Journal

Countryside & Small Stock Journal

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Publisher: Countryside Publications Ltd
Category: Magazine

List Price: $23.70
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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 12 reviews
Sales Rank: 620

Format: Magazine Subscription
Type: Trade magazine
Subscription Issues: 6
Subscription Length: 12 Months
Issues Per Year: 6
First Issue Lead Time: 12-16 Weeks

ASIN: B00006LBP6

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Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 4 months

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Product Description
Devoted to simple county living and small scale livestock raising.


Customer Reviews:   Read 7 more reviews...

2 out of 5 stars Not what I expected   November 29, 2008
K. Shea (Meridian, ID)
This magazine was a little more farm oriented than I expected. It also is not a very inviting format.


5 out of 5 stars Looking for a magazine chock full 'o' proven how-to? Then look no further than Countryside....   April 26, 2008
Shana (NY- the Empire State)
Countryside is always a welcome magazine in my mailbox. Countryside is my 'go-to' magazine for help with proven & simple farm, animal or gardening tips and solutions. Countryside written probably over 75% by the readers. They publish readers letters in every issue and other readers respond with their own proven & wallet-friendly answers. Why...even I had an answer letter published (about the hardy Tarentaise beef cattle)!! The reader answers are my favorite part of Countryside. There are always terrific & relevant answers to farm life, animal health, livestock questions, homesteading, gardening, organic life and even farm property issues. Countryside has proven contributing authors who write for Countryside as well, such as Heather Scott Thomas, Dave Holderread and other hands-on experts in their fields.

Countryside is put together on recycled paper stock, but with careful reading it will last for repeated referencing. The advertising doesn't swamp out the written content at all.

After 2 years Countryside continues to be one of my favorite magazine subscriptions. I love it and I think you will too!

*A side note, one of Countryside's sister publications is 'Backyard Poultry' it is a wonderful magazine as well.



5 out of 5 stars LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!!   April 10, 2008
M. E. ward (michigan USA)
I am so glad that I purchased this magazine! It is a delight to read it every time it is delivered! I go through every single page and constantly learn new things!


5 out of 5 stars Countryside & Small Stock Journal   March 25, 2008
Kitten Kisser
I'm so glad I got this subscription! I've already renewed it & will again! A wealth of information for anyone rasing animals & trying to live the "good life". Loaded with reader information in every issue. That is pretty great! You always hear from readers who are living the life, what worked for them & what didn't. Everything from gardening, livestock, recipes, repairs, breadmaking, cheese making, chickesn, goats, plow horses, you name it! The inside is black & white newspaper style pages but it does have pictures. I look forward to each issue. If you are a homesteader, I'm sure you'll enjoy connecting with others through this magazine. You can even send in your own questions, projects, pictures, etc.


5 out of 5 stars COUNTRYSIDE Magazine - A sure winner!   October 30, 2007
Wordlings (Manchester, PA; United States)
I am a subscriber to this magazine. It is full of articles by the EXPERTS in country living - those who are living their dreams of self-sufficiency. I love it! It is my dream too. I am a observer, but still I find many pieces of information that apply to my everyday life.
For instance, in a recent issue a reader shared that hard cooked eggs NEVER crack (well, hardly ever) when cooked with (a Tablespoon or two of) plain ordinary apple cider vinegar AND some salt added! Guess what? It works - this from EXPERTS!
Well worth the subscription price for 6 issues (bimonthly). A down to earth, real life magazine written by those who do and KNOW.
Reminds me of the old back issues of Mother Earth News issues alittle. Person to person with excellent editing covers issues and topics of interest.


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