Country Women was a bi-monthly magazine of alternative, anti-urban and anti-consumerist lifestyles produced between 1973 and 1979 by a collective of women in Albion, California.
It advanced a back-to-the-land ideology and emphasized local farming and eco-activism. Each issue included articles on women's liberation accompanied by practical material on country survival skills, carpentry, mechanics, gardening, childbirth and child rearing.
This issue's theme was 'Food' and includes articles on Small Farms, Producing Food for Others, Eating Meat, Vegetarianism and Feminism, and more…
