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The Farm That Won't Wear Out

Cyril G. Hopkins · Project Gutenberg· 1906
The classic soil-fertility book. Hopkins explains how to feed the crop and the soil at the same time, and why a farm fed only with commercial fertiliser slowly starves itself.
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