What I Know of Farming

Horace Greeley’s ＂What I know of farming: a series of brief and plain expositions of practical agriculture as an art based upon science＂ offers a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century American agricultural practices. This meticulously prepared edition presents Greeley’s insightful observations on farming, crops, and soil management, offering a detailed look at the techniques and philosophies that shaped agriculture in the United States.

Explore the foundations of horticulture and gain a deeper understanding of sustainable agricultural methods as they were understood in Greeley’s time. This book, categorized under Technology & Applied Sciences, provides a valuable historical perspective for anyone interested in the evolution of farming, environmental conservation, and the life sciences, particularly botany. Discover the enduring wisdom within Greeley’s plain expositions, providing a unique perspective on the art and science of agriculture.

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