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A Living from the Land

By William Budington Duryee
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Practical guidance for families moving from urban to rural life, covering site selection and establishment of a homestead, financing and protecting the investment, and arranging a functional country house and household services. It presents soil fundamentals and crop-production basics, garden methods, small-scale fruit culture and beekeeping, and practical advice on poultry rearing and management. Additional chapters discuss providing a family milk supply and approaches to marketing farm products. Emphasis is on elementary, accessible instruction to help inexperienced homesteaders attain productive, secure, and healthful country living.

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William Budington Duryee

William Budington Duryee was an American author known for his work in the early 20th century, particularly in the realm of agricultural literature. His notable book, "A Living from the Land," reflects his insights into sustainable farming practices and the relationship between people and the land. Duryee's writing emphasizes the importance of self-sufficiency and the value of working with nature, making his contributions relevant to discussions on agriculture and environmental stewardship. Through his work, he aimed to inspire readers to appreciate the land and its resources.

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