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Lynn Ellen Doxon

 

Lynn Ellen Doxon's books are as varied and exciting as her life. She grew up on the modern homesteaders ideal, seven rural acres with a half acre garden, chickens, pigs, horses, a cow and orchard. In the 1970's she became interested in alternative energy sources and was a VISTA volunteer. Along with Robert Brautigam, she formed the Tallgrass Research Center to promote the use of fuel alcohol. She and Robert worked together perfecting their still and promoting alcohol fuel until Brautigams death in 1982.

In the 1980's, she attended Kansas State University and earned her Masters and Doctorate degrees in Horticultural Science. While attending the university, she met her husband, Robert Habiger. Together, Lynn and Robert moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico in the late 1980's.

Since moving to Albuquerque, Lynn has worked as an Urban Horticultural Specialist for New Mexico State University cooperative Extension Service, helped Robert build and maintain a business, and written a weekly column on gardening for the Albuquerque Journal.

Along with her weekly column for the Journal, Lynn has also written articles for many magazines and technical journals including Modern Liturgy, HortTechnology, Environment and Art, HortScience, and Journal of Therapeutic Horticulture. High Desert Yards & Gardens is her first book and was the result of her weekly column with the Albuquerque Journal.

In the late 1990's, Lynn and Robert started the process to adopt three girls from the Ukraine. In late 1997, Stacy, Jana, and Lydia finally joined the family. Lynn's days are now mostly spent raising and home schooling the girls and writing. She plans on writing her next book on her and Robert's experience in adopting their daughters.

 

 

Homestead.org Articles by Lynn Ellen Doxon

Making Alcohol Fuel

 

 

Lynn's Email  lynndoxon@hotmail.com