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The People's Guide a Business, Political and Religious Directory of Hendricks Co.
Reprint of the original, first published in 1874.
The People's Guide
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The Farmer
A BOUNTIFUL FEAST for the EYES & HEART! Over 100 Pages of full color illustrations. Originally The Farmer was intended to be a wordless picture book but at the end of the creation process Mark Ludy lovingly added text. It was his first work and launched his career as an Author/Illustrator at the age of 25. The story is about a farmer who lovingly cares for his animals and little plot of earth but disaster after disaster take that which is most precious to the man. Interwoven throughout the story is the relationship between he and his neighbors - neighbors who do him nothing but wrong. But in the end, there is one last disaster, but this time who's in trouble? But the neighbors. And who's the...
Restoration Agriculture
Around the globe most people get their calories from "annual" agriculture - plants that grow fast for one season, produce lots of seeds, then die. Every single human society that has relied on annual crops for staple foods has collapsed. Restoration Agriculture explains how we can have all of the benefits of natural, perennial ecosystems and create agricultural systems that imitate nature in form and function while still providing for our food, building, fuel and many other needs - in your own backyard, farm or ranch. This book, based on real-world practices, presents an alternative to the agriculture system of eradication and offers exciting hope for our future.
Three Farms
Three representative profiles of farmers across the nation--a Massachusetts dairy farmer, an Iowa farmer devoted to raising corn and hogs, and a Califor agribusiness--document the plight of America's small farmers and their vanishing way of life.
The Zinnia Farmer: Waiting for the Sun
Native to Mexico and Central America, the Aztecs referred to the zinnia flower as an “eyesore” which the Spanish called mal de ojos because of their small, dingy and dull appearance in some colors (Hanna, 2013; Daily Gardener, 2019). Linnaeus classified zinnias in the family Asteraceae, a collage of 1620 genera and 23, 600 species (Petruzzellow, 2018). The Zinnia Farmer: Waiting for the Sun started out as a way to supplement my farm work in sowing, growing, collecting and identifying genetically dissimilar seed-types. In Native American culture, music had been closely connected to and intertwined with nature (Library of Congress & Appold, 2021). This belief served as a commensurate theme...
On A Farm Far Away
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