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1.
The Book of The Goat.
‘Containing full particulars of the various breeds
of goats and their profitable management’.
Illustrated. 374 pages, c1909.
2. Commercial
Rabbit Raising.
Everything covered here, from the
various breeds and
their selection to feeding, breeding, housing, care
and
management, through to fur, meat production
and marketing. 75 pages.
3. Edible
Wild Plants.
Illustrated, 356 pages.
4. Edible
& Poisonous Mushrooms.
What to eat and what to avoid, with 18 antique
coloured plates illustrating 48 species. 178 pages,
c1894.
5. Farming
For Profit – Fruit, Vegetables, Flowers.
‘A non-technical manual for their
culture,
management and improvement’. 284 pages, illustrated,
1918.
6. Five
Acres Too Much.
‘A truthful elucidation of the attractions of the
country, and a careful
consideration of the question
of profit and loss as involved in amateur farming,
with much valuable
advice and instruction to those
about purchasing large or small places in the rural
districts. 318
pages, c1885.
7. Fish
Farming For Pleasure & Profit.
180 pages, c1903, illustrated.
8. Fruit
Farming For Profit.
‘A practical treatise embracing chapters on all the
most
profitable fruits, with detailed instructions
for successful commercial culture
on the Kent
System.’ 258-pages, c1911, illustrated.
9. Game
Farming for Profit & Pleasure.‘'A
manual on the wild
turkeys, grouse, quail or
partridges, wild ducks, and the introduced
pheasants
and gray partridges; with special reference to their
food, habits,
control of natural enemies and the
best methods of preserving and breeding
including
also an appendix on powder, leads etc.’ 67 pages,
illustrated,
c1915.
10. Gardening
For Profit. ‘A
guide to the successful cultivation of the market
and family
garden.’ Illustrated, 261-pages, c1867.
11. Growing
Tomatoes For Early Market.
Illustrated, 50-pages, c1910.
12. Home
& Farm Food Preservation.
307-pages, c1918.
13. Home
Freezing of Vegetables, Fruits, Prepared Foods.
113-pages, c1950.
14. How
To Grow And Market Fruit.
145-pages, c1911.
15. How
To Keep Bees For Profit.
377-pages, illustrated, c1920.
16. How
To Make The Garden Pay.
Fully illustrated, 325-pages, c1894.
17. Modern
Milk Goats.
‘Status of the milk goat industry, methods of
profitable milk
production, care and management of
commercial herds and household goats.’ 295 pages,
illustrated, c1921.
18. Money
In The Garden.
‘A vegetable manual prepared with a view to economy
and
profit.’ 278-pages, illustrated, c1906.
19. Natural
& Artificial Duck Culture..
155-pages,
illustrated, c1906.
20. Nuts
For Profit.
‘A treatise on the propagation and cultivation
of
nut-bearing trees.’ 159-pages, illustrated, c1897.
21. Pear
Culture For Profit.
147-pages, c1900.
22. Poultry
For Profit.
Illustrated, 267 pages, c1915.
23. Profitable
Fruit Growing.
116-pages.
24. Recipes
For Preserving Fruit, Vegetables & Meat.
151-pages, illustrated, c1908.
25.
Rural Life.
‘Described and illustrated in the management of
horses, dogs, cattle, sheep, pigs,
poultry etc,
including their treatment in health and disease.’
Illustrated, 1,166 pages, c1868.
26.
Rural Veterinary Secrets.
‘A farmers’ textbook for ready reference and the
secret of
successfully applying first aid and home
remedies to ailing farm animals.’ Illustrated,
271-pages,
c1921.
27.
Sturtevants Notes On Edible Plants.
701-pages, c1919.
28.
Ten Acres Enough.
‘A practical experience showing how a very small
farm may be made to
 keep a very large family’.
264-pages, c1864.
29.
The Earth’s Bounty.
Illustrated, 552-pages, c1909.
30.
The Farmstead.
‘The making of the rural home and the lay-out of the
farm.’ Illustrated, 373-pages, 1902.
31.
The Golden Stream.
‘A handbook for the man who keeps cows for
profit’
Illustrated, 68-pages, c1912.
32.
The Poultry Doctor.
‘'Including the homeopathic
treatment and care
of chickens, turkeys, geese,
ducks and singing birds.’ 89-pages, c1891.
33.
The Profitable Culture of Vegetables.
‘For market gardeners, smallholders and
others.’
480-pages, c1913.
34.
Water Power For The Farm & Country Home.
Illustrated, 52-pages, c1911.
35.
A Living From The Land.
227-pages, illustrated, c1934. ‘Prepared primarily
for the
family that is inexperienced in
country living and in soil culture.’
36.
How To Know Wild Fruits.
‘A guide to plants when not in flower by means of
fruit and
leaf. 395-pages, illustrated,
c1905.
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