The Practical Farmer, Gardener And Housewife

"The Practical Farmer, Gardener And Housewife" is a comprehensive guide to 19th-century agricultural and domestic practices. Originally written by Edward James Hooper, this dictionary of agriculture, horticulture, and domestic economy provides detailed descriptions of improved livestock breeds, their care, common ailments, and effective remedies.

Beyond animal husbandry, the book extends to gardening and general household management, offering a wealth of practical information for both rural and urban readers interested in self-sufficiency and traditional methods. A valuable resource for historians, agricultural enthusiasts, and anyone curious about historical approaches to farming and home economics.

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