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New Harvest Homestead Newsletter
Lisa Vitello
New Harvest Homestead
P. O. Box 51
Carlotta, CA 95528
The New Harvest Homestead newsletter is a treasure trove of
homestead-related articles, recipes and much, much more.
Lisa Vitello and a number of likeminded writers share their homestead
experience, ideas, recipes and other good things, in the pages of this
interesting and well-designed newsletter. With crisp black and white type and
attractive clip art throughout, the newsletter is easy to read, and will be one
you will want to keep for future reference.
The yearly subscription rate for 6 bimonthly issues is a very reasonable
$12.00 for the electronic version. Also, for those who cannot download
electronic files, they do offer a paper copy subscription for $21.00 per year.
The 30 page November/December 2006 issue contains: articles with a
Christmas theme to inspire you, home remedies, natural winter skin care with
recipes for making your own scrubs, lip balms and other items; plus many recipes
for holiday cooking, as well as some ideas for using up those leftovers. There
is an article about the history of the chestnut tree and information about other
nut trees, an article on putting your garden to bed for the winter, and other
tips and tidbits from homesteaders all over the country.
With categories such as: Homestead Things, Homestead Kitchen, Homestead
Garden, Homestead Flocks, Titus 2 Wisdom, Homestead to Homestead, and Book Nook-
there is almost certainly something for everyone who lives, or wants to live,
the homestead life in the pages of this newsletter. Only if you have no interest
at all in things of the homestead nature, could you be disappointed in this
excellent product. I heartily recommend this newsletter and will be ordering my
own copy soon!
-Product Review by Catherine Love, Homestead Blogger, December, 2006
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