 | Jesse Buel - 1840 - 342 páginas
...art, as I think they ever ought to be united, in all the business of farming of which I have treated. The great objects of the farmer should be, to obtain...to restore fertility , in the most economical way, tchere it has been impaired, or destroyed, by bad husbandry. It has been my aim to give instruction... | |
 | Michigan. Legislature - 1851 - 876 páginas
...agricultural chemietry and experimental farming, and practical farming and agriculture. If, as the late Judge Buel assures us, in his admirable work on American...principles upon which these practical results depend! The Superintendent also remarks in relation to the report of the Regents, that their views in reference... | |
 | Michigan. Department of Public Instruction - 1852 - 666 páginas
...agricultural chemistry and experimental farming, and practical farming and agriculture, if, as the late Judge Buel assures us, in his admirable work on American...success is a knowledge of the principles upon which Леве practical results depend! The Superintendent also remarks in relation to the report of the... | |
 | United States. Bureau of Agricultural Economics - 1946 - 246 páginas
...endeavored to unite science and art as I think they ever ought to be united; . . ." According to Buel, "The great objects of the farmer should be to obtain...has been impaired or destroyed by bad husbandry." The introduction is an excellent interpretative summary of Buel's life. The editorial annotations are... | |
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The great objects of the farmer should be to obtain the greatest returns for his labor, without deteriorating the fertility of the soil: and to restore fertility, in the most economical way, where it has been impaired or destroyed by bad husbandry. 