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The nature and property of soils their connexion with the geological formation on which they rest, the best means of permanently increasing their productiveness, and on the rent and profits of agriculture, to which is added an account of the proceedings at Whitfield example-farm, the system of agriculture recommended on the estates of the Earl of Ducie, a letter to Mr. Pusey's tenants and the mode of cultivation adopted on Stinchcombe farm

By Morton, John.
London J. Ridgway 1843 .
xiii, 432 p., [1] folded leaf of plates 23 cm..

By Morton, John.
London J. Ridgway 1843 .
xiii, 432 p. 22 cm..

By Kennedy, L..
London published by J. Ridgway 1828 .
xii, 384 p. 23 cm..