Added to the Bookshelf

I love books so I am always adding new ones to my bookshelf.


The first one is a book on farming as a business. Great ideas if you are trying to start a Farm Related Business. There are a lot of examples of people who have made it a reality.

Starting and Running Your Own Small Farm Business by Sarah Beth Aubrey

The next book is a guide for spinners who want to get the best out of their craft. Sections on Wool Analysis and section on projects. It is not really a beginners book. I will probably continue to get more out of it as I learn more about working with Fibers.

Spinning Wool Beyond the Basics Revised Edition by Anne Field

 

I  was given a gift card for a local bookstore. I came out with this Ball Canning Book.

Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving

 

I have found some great new recipes. A lot of salsa recipes and a pretty large section on pickling as well as basic canning advice. Lots of recipes. 438 pages of practical advice.



I also got a Kindle Last Christmas. I have found a lot of books on Amazon.
Soapmaking, Pressure Cooking, Weekend Homesteader, Gardening Books and Recipe Books.   The great thing about these books is that they were all Free.  I try to go through every week and see what they are offering. I have found a lot of great books with a lot of useful information.