Root Cellaring

one of my best books on homesteading. GREat piece of knowledge, you've got to have this book if you are planning to do this, incredible amount of information which would probably save you a LOT of time and money, not to mention rotten veggie...

I bought this with very little to no knowledge on building or starting a root cellar. After just the first two chapters I feel so much more informed than I thought I ever could. The author educated the reader not only on building the cellar, but what season is best to start growing things in to put in the cellar. I feel I learned so much on the proper way to grow and store items from my garden, as well as feeling confident in how long they will keep for. I’m excited to get started! A definite recommend from me!

Lots of great information, and ideas in this book. Just started reading a week ago and is hard to put down. Great book.

Very useful information!

I'll preface my brief comments that my interest is in root cellar construction, and I bought both this and Julie Fryer's book. BOTH ARE SUPERB!! You will not go wrong with either of them, and I HIGHLY recommend, if you have some spare change in your pockets, to get both! OK, if I were pressed to recommend only one, I would recommend this one . . . but as soon as I say that, Julie's is excellent, too. The Bubel is an all-around complete root cellaring book that also includes many chapters on construction and everything you will possibly ever need/want to know about root cellaring; the Fryer book is a complete construction book that also includes all aspects of root cellaring. You see what I mean? :) They are both excellent! Get both. I promise you that you will not regret it! Happy root cellaring!