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Volumes I - IV: Single issues are $2.00 each. Double issues are $4.00. (Published 10x per year) Volume V and later: $4.00 each. With this volume, HDN changed to double-size, bimonthly issues. You will have an opportunity to change the quantity when you view the shopping cart, in case you wish to order more than one of a certain issue. Special deal on all back issues. Looking for a particular topic? Try "Find on this page" (usually in the Edit menu) |
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Vol I - 2002 |
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| #1 | Mozzarella Cheese, The Milking Stand (monthly column, mostly on goats) | |
| #2 | Springtime at the Home Dairy, The Milking Stand, What to Do With All That Goat Milk, Spring Butter | |
| #3 | Pasture Management for the Family Cow (part I), The Milking Stand, A Story of Faith and Hope, Old-Fashioned Cottage Cheese | |
| #4 | Pasture Management for the Family Cow (part II) | |
| #5 | Let’s Make Yogurt!, The Milking Stand, Goat Browse, Buttermilk Cheese | |
| #6 | Summer’s Delight (Ice Cream), Recipes and Book Reviews | |
| #7 | Moving Up to a Milking Machine, The Milking Stand | |
| #8 | Who Does What on a Dairy Farm? (Milking Stand), Goat Milk Paint | |
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#9 | Life with Ernie -- First Year with a Milk Cow |
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sold out |
#10 | The Birth of Cheese: Lactic Versus Rennet Curd; Cheese Dreams; aged unpressed goat cheese (Milking Stand) |
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#11 | Keep it Clean: Sanitation in the Home Dairy; Review of Home Cheese Making; The Culprits: A Lineup (dairy pathogens); The Milking Stand: Wassail |
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Vol II - 2003 |
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| #1 | Why Groundhog Day is a Dairy Holiday (The Milking Stand); Tips on Cleanliness and Pest Control; La Canadienne -- an Unusual Family Cow; Creole Cream Cheese | |
| #2 | Home Remedy Saves Buttercup’s Injured Teats, Creme Brulee recipe, Birthing the Babies (Milking Stand), Cheese Yields of Dutch Belted Milk | |
| #3 | So Many Cheeses, So Little Time (part I), Differences in Goat Milk, Kefir | |
| #4 | So Many Cheeses, So Little Time (part 2), How to Bandage a Cheese | |
| #5-6 | Double Issue: Soiling -- An Option for the Mini-Farm (about growing your own feed), Bo-Peeping (Milking Stand), Caerphilly Cheese, Milking Sheep, Measuring Titratable Acidity, Confused About Fat? | |
| #7 | Suburban Camembert-Style Cheese, Giving Cheesemaking Demonstrations (Milking Stand) | |
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#8 | Goat Milk Composition, Differences by Breed (Milking Stand), Aging Gracefully - Mold-Ripened and Washed-Rind Cheeses; Blessed are the Cheesemakers (Book Review) |
| #9 | Aging Gracefully - Hard and Special Needs Cheeses, Why I Love Fresh Milk, Goat Milk Composition - Differences by Breed (Milking Stand) (continued) | |
| #10 | Aging Gracefully -- Denizens of the Cheese Cave, Cheeses & Wines of England & France, With Notes on Irish Whisky (Book Review) | |
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Vol III - 2004 |
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| #1 | Milk Differences and Late Lactation Milk (conclusion -- Milking Stand), Water Wars | |
| #2 | Oh, No! Blown Cheese!, Fancy Butters, Queso Blanco | |
| #3 | Keeping ‘em In, The Untold Story of Milk (book review), Is She or Isn’t She? (how to tell if a doe is pregnant), Farmer’s Cheese | |
| #4 | The Art of Pasteurizing, Cheesemaking 201 with Jim Wallace | |
| #5-6 | Double Issue - Getting Cultured (all about starter cultures); Traveling Cheesemakers (The Milking Stand); Bacteriophage!; Who Sells What?; What’s in that Culture?; Natural Starter Cultures; What’s Wrong With My Starter? Book Review -- The Cheesemaker’s Manual; the Maslin pan | |
| #7 | The Day Milk Fever Hit Our Farm; Milk Fever in Cows; Pasture Perfect (book review); Dulce de Leche | |
| #8 | Cheese Dreams Come True, Preparing for a Hurricane (The Milking Stand) | |
| #9 | Winter’s A-Comin’ (The Milking Stand); Queso Asadero | |
| #10 | Sharing Your Cheese (Cheese Plates, Cheese Boards, Cheese Courses), Books about Cheese | |
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Vol IV - 2005 |
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| #1-2 | Double Issue - Finding Creamo; The Case for Unhomogenized Milk; Weston A. Price Foundation, Sally Fallon and Raw Milk; Review -- Nourishing Traditions; Sharing a Dairy Animal; Legal Availability of Raw Milk; Milking Stand | |
| #3 | The Recipe Issue -- recipes for making dairy products and using them | |
| #4 | The Home Cheese Cave, How and Why to Build a Wine Cellar (book review) | |
| #5-6 | Double Issue - Dairy Breeds and Their Milk (cows and goats) | |
| #7 | Getting Started in Cheesemaking, Goat Dairying in New Zealand | |
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#8 | Dairy Sheep Breeds, Suburban Cheesemaking and Other Ramblings |
| #9-10 | Double Issue - More Camembert Please, Home Dairy Hodgepodge (Milking Stand), The Other Dairy Animals, Myth-conceptions about Lactose, National Animal ID System, Macaroni & Cheese (recipe) | |
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Vol V - 2006 |
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| #1 | Rona’s Beeswaxing Method, The NAIS: What’s It To You?, Cheesemaking Workshop with Jim Wallace, Milking Goats in Hawai’i | |
| #2 | A City Dairy; Feta - Easy, Versatile and Quick!; Recipes from Rona - yogurt, soft, buttermilk and hard cheese | |
| #3 | Our Invisible Culture of Life; Kefir Rediscovered! and Wild Fermentation (book reviews); Old World Cheese in a New World; Recipes for Lactic Curd Cheeses; Bonnyclabber Class at Heamour Farm; ALBC on NAIS; Q&A on cultures and rennet | |
| #4 | Aging Cheese: Where to Begin?; Middle-Aged Cheese Maven Tells All (the Milking Stand); (Probably) More Than You Want to Know about Rennet; Plant-Based Coagulants; The Grassfed Gourmet Cookbook (review); Create Your Own Soothing Smoothies | |
| #5 | Suburban Mozzarella-Style Cheese; You Can't Keep 'em All - or Can You? (The Milking Stand); The Home Wine Cellar: A Complete Guide to Design and Construction (book review -- wine cellars and cheese caves have a lot in common); Cheese Rind Artistry; Old-Fashioned Hot Chocolate (recipe) | |
| #6 | Make Your Own Rennet; In Your Own Backyard (sustainability); Where Have All the Flower Children Gone?; The Milking Stand; holiday recipes; Encyclopedia of Country Living (book review) | |
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Vol VI - 2007 |
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| #1 | Sustainable Living in Montana; Do Weeds Make Good Feeds?; Goats and Organic Food Production; Turn Your Trash Into Treasure’ The Cow Economy & Keeping a Family Cow -- book reviews; The Udderly EZ Milker; The Eurocave |
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#2 | Sustainable Dairying: Managing Gaots on a Dollar a Day; Let's Start A Revolution! (sustainable small ruminant dairying); ATTRA - a great resource; Making Artisan Cheese -- book review; Italian Hard Cheeses; What is a Clean Break?; Saturated Cheese Brine; Rind Care |
| #3 | Not-So-Plain Vanilla; Camembert, Brie & Blue Cheese Making Guide (book review); Rind Formation in Camembert and Brie Cheese; Some Interesting Resources on the Web; California Hispanic-Style Cheeses | |
| #4 | What's Going On in an Aging Cheese?; Where to Get Stuff; Making Our Purchases Count; Followup on the EZ Milker; Green Cheese - What's That About?; Pennsylvania Dutch Cup Cheese | |
| #5 | Alpine Cheeses; Baby Swiss and Gruyère; Alpine Cheese Recipes; Raw Milk Resource Guide (book review); Fancy Cheese in American (book review); The Last (Milking) Stand; Swiss Cream recipe | |
| #6 | The Holiday Recipe issue; The Omnivore's Dilemma (book review); Animal, Vegetable, Mineral (book review) | |
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Vol VII - 2008 |
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| #1 | Quark, Quark, Quark; Home Dairy News To Live On!; Moving to Paradise; The Butter Bell; Artisan Cheesemakers List Returns; Cheese and Cheese-Making (book review) | |
| ALL | Special! All back issues of Home Dairy News to date (not counting sold-out issues). $124 value -- special price of $100 for all | |
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