What I Know Of Farming - Horace Greeley
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"What I Know of Farming" is a book written by Horace Greeley, an American newspaper editor and publisher, as well as a prominent advocate for agrarianism and agricultural reform. The book, first published in 1871, reflects Greeley's personal experiences and insights gained from his own experiments in farming. In "What I Know of Farming," Greeley shares practical advice and observations on various aspects of agriculture, drawing from his firsthand experiences as a farmer. He covers topics such as soil management, crop rotation, livestock care, and agricultural economics. Greeley's writing is…mehr

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"What I Know of Farming" is a book written by Horace Greeley, an American newspaper editor and publisher, as well as a prominent advocate for agrarianism and agricultural reform. The book, first published in 1871, reflects Greeley's personal experiences and insights gained from his own experiments in farming. In "What I Know of Farming," Greeley shares practical advice and observations on various aspects of agriculture, drawing from his firsthand experiences as a farmer. He covers topics such as soil management, crop rotation, livestock care, and agricultural economics. Greeley's writing is straightforward and accessible, aimed at helping fellow farmers improve their practices and increase their productivity. While Greeley was not a professional farmer himself, he was deeply passionate about agriculture and believed strongly in the importance of farming as a foundation of American society. Through his writing and advocacy, he sought to promote the ideals of agrarianism and self-sufficiency, encouraging Americans to embrace farming as a noble and rewarding occupation. In addition to practical advice, "What I Know of Farming" also reflects Greeley's broader vision for agrarian reform and social progress. He believed that a strong and prosperous agricultural sector was essential for the health and stability of the nation, and he advocated for policies that would support small farmers and promote sustainable farming practices. Overall, "What I Know of Farming" is a valuable historical document that provides insights into 19th-century farming practices and the challenges faced by American farmers of the time. Greeley's passion for agriculture and his commitment to agrarian ideals continue to resonate with readers interested in the history of farming and agricultural reform.
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Horace Greeley was an American journalist, editor, and politician who lived from 1811 to 1872. He is best known for his work as the founder and editor of the New York Tribune, one of the most influential newspapers of the 19th century. Greeley was also a prominent political figure, running for president in 1872 as the candidate of the Liberal Republican Party. Despite his success as a journalist and politician, Greeley was deeply interested in agriculture and spent much of his life advocating for the improvement of farming practices. He believed that the future of the United States depended on its ability to develop a sustainable and efficient agricultural system. It is a testament to Greeley's belief in the importance of innovation and experimentation in agriculture and his commitment to improving the lives of American farmers.