Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1801, this treatise provides a detailed comparison of agricultural practices in the Netherlands and Great Britain. Written by John Sinclair, a pioneering agricultural reformer, this work offers practical advice for improving crop yields, preventing disease, and reducing costs. With chapters on everything from soil preparation to livestock management, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in sustainable agriculture.
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