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worm composting, also known as vermicomposting or worm composting, is the process of using worms and micro-organisms in recycling food and other household waste into rich soil nutrient black. This rich soil (castings) is the product of digestion of the worm. The worms are capable of eating between half their weight in waste every day. The worm castings are a natural fertilizer that provides a wonderful source of nutrients for plants, lawns and gardens. The pieces are extremely valuable for the texture and fertility of soil and can add 10 times the nutrients in the soil that were taken during crops. Vermicompost improves water holding capacity of soil and improves soil structure in general. Your plants grow stronger and have a deeper root system for better tolerance to drought and disease resistance.
Red wigglers, manure worms, worms tiger, blue and red worms are used to hybrids in the field of vermiculture and vermicompost process. These worms can be purchased over the Internet in a bait shop or your local farmer worm. A book of verse is all that is needed to start a worm farm. These worms reproduce rapidly. They wholesale appetites, so expect them to eat their weight in waste every day.
The worm bins can be essentially a box with a lid. They can be wood or plastic. An ill-fitting lid to allow the oxygen they need good. Always have drainage holes in the bottom of the tank vermiculture. Vermicomposting worms like damp, dark and cool places. Without proper conditions of temperature and worms will try to escape in the bin. Building a worm farm is easy and everyone can set up a worm farm.
Commercial Vermiculture is the raising worms for resale. For many years to have been bred only for sale in bait shops. Now with the new team vermicast to commercial composting over the past two decades, the demand for worms has increased considerably.
A company vermicomposting addresses two key issues. It takes care of organic waste and produces a rich soil that is extremely useful for plants, gardens and lawns. Vermicomposting, through the use of worms, organic waste changes into a product that can be harvested and sold regularly. The vermicomposting need more sites in the world will continue to grow. Schools, institutions, military bases, prisons and other institutions can vermicomposting bins set up right on their site recycling of food waste.
Vermiculture is an easy way to recycle food waste, protect the environment, putting nutrients into the soil and make money, too. A third of household waste can be recycled in a worm farm. The environment is helped by keeping tons of waste in landfills and vermicompost is a totally natural fertilizer that eliminates the need for harmful chemicals. The castings add important nutrients in the back ground. This support to encourage healthy root growth control against erosion and improve soil fertility. Vermicomposting can even become a company with vermiculture technology right.
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Award Winning, Farm Roasted, 100% Hawaiian Kona Coffee, Whole Bean, Medium Roast, 16-Ounce For years, visitors to Hawaii have been bringing a taste of Hawaii home with them in the form of 100% Kona coffee. Now you can have it shipped directly to you. The unique environment of the tiny Kona Coffee Belt, only about 2 miles by 15 miles, creates the ideal growing conditions for premium quality coffee beans. Coffee trees flourish on the Kona volcanic slopes under warm morning sunshine and af… |
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Equal Exchange Organic Coffee, Mind Body Soul, Whole Bean, 12-Ounce Bags (Pack of 3) $27.00 Equal Exchange Organic Coffee, Mind Body Soul, Whole Bean, 12 Ounce Bag… |
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Equal Exchange Coffee, Organic Colombian, Whole Bean,12-Ounce Bags (Pack of 3) $25.85 Organic specialty coffee from small farmers…. |
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Second Cup Of Coffee / The Farmers Song – George Hamilton IV … |
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Ostrich Farmer $1.99 … |
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Vintage Distressed Farmer Equestrian Tri-Blend T-Shirt Go Vintage! Super Popular Tri-Blend by Solid Gold Bomb™Solid Gold Bomb (SGB) is here! Printed on the American Apparel TR401 Tri-Blend Short Sleeve Track Shirt. Made of the three fabric combination (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon), this tee retains shape and elasticity. Cotton lends both comfort and durability with the addition of Rayon, it makes for a unique texture that drapes again… |
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Vintage Distressed Farmer Boxing Tri-Blend T-Shirt Go Vintage! Super Popular Tri-Blend by Solid Gold Bomb™Solid Gold Bomb (SGB) is here! Printed on the American Apparel TR401 Tri-Blend Short Sleeve Track Shirt. Made of the three fabric combination (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon), this tee retains shape and elasticity. Cotton lends both comfort and durability with the addition of Rayon, it makes for a unique texture that drapes again… |
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Vintage Distressed Farmer Polo Tri-Blend T-Shirt Go Vintage! Super Popular Tri-Blend by Solid Gold Bomb™Solid Gold Bomb (SGB) is here! Printed on the American Apparel TR401 Tri-Blend Short Sleeve Track Shirt. Made of the three fabric combination (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon), this tee retains shape and elasticity. Cotton lends both comfort and durability with the addition of Rayon, it makes for a unique texture that drapes again… |
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Bohnanza $12.33 Bohnanza, a card game from Rio Grande Games is about planting, trading and selling 11 different kinds of beans. Players try to collect and plant various types of beans to sell for gold. There are always new beans to plant and each player has limited growing space. To avoid planting unwanted beans, players trade amongst themselves in an effort to plant the bean of highest value and collect the mos… |
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Ancient Egypt $14.00 The ancient Egyptians created some of the world’s most beautiful art and architecture. To this day, this ancient civilization–which produced the great pyramids, the riddle of the Sphinx, and the riches of Tutankhamun–exerts a strong hold on our imaginations. Now, in Ancient Egypt, eminent Egyptologist David P. Silverman and a team of leading scholars explore the cultural wealth of this civil… |
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18 oz Apothecary Soy Candle – Fresh Coffee $16.98 This 18oz Apothecary Jar Candle is 100% environmentally friendly pure soy wax and is scented with premium Fresh Coffee fragrance with Brown dye. This candle is hand poured with love and care and contains 18 ozs of soy wax with a burn time 150-160 hours. The labels for these candles will show the fragrances listed when shipped to you. Our Candles are Made in the USA. Southern Made Candles are all environmentally friendly 100% Natural Soy Wax Candles containing no additives. All of our candles are hand poured with love and care. Our candles are made with lead free all-natural cotton wicks! We offer 141 premium fragrance oil scents to be added to your Soy Wax Candles and Melts. Soy Wax: is environmentally friendly because it is made from soybeans which are a renewable source and it supports the farmers here in the USA. Soy beans are grown in American farmer fields, and then processed into soy wax here in the USA, which make this product a win-win situation for the American people. The majority of paraffin candles sold today are cheap paraffin candles from other countries which does not support American made, our Farmers and our economy! |
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18 oz Apothecary Soy Candle – hazelnut Coffee $16.98 This 18oz Apothecary Jar Candle is 100% environmentally friendly pure soy wax and is scented with premium Hazelnut Coffee fragrance with Brown dye. This candle is hand poured with love and care and contains 18 ozs of soy wax with a burn time 150-160 hours. The labels for these candles will show the fragrances listed when shipped to you. Our Candles are Made in the USA. Southern Made Candles are all environmentally friendly 100% Natural Soy Wax Candles containing no additives. All of our candles are hand poured with love and care. Our candles are made with lead free all-natural cotton wicks! We offer 141 premium fragrance oil scents to be added to your Soy Wax Candles and Melts. Soy Wax: is environmentally friendly because it is made from soybeans which are a renewable source and it supports the farmers here in the USA. Soy beans are grown in American farmer fields, and then processed into soy wax here in the USA, which make this product a win-win situation for the American people. The majority of paraffin candles sold today are cheap paraffin candles from other countries which does not support American made, our Farmers and our economy! |
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26 oz Apothecary Soy Candle – Fresh Coffee $20.76 This 26oz Apothecary Jar Candle is 100% environmentally friendly pure soy wax and is scented with premium Fresh Coffee fragrance with Brown dye. This candle is hand poured with love and care and contains 26 ozs of soy wax with a burn time 150-160 hours. The labels for these candles will show the fragrances listed when shipped to you. Our Candles are Made in the USA. Southern Made Candles are all environmentally friendly 100% Natural Soy Wax Candles containing no additives. All of our candles are hand poured with love and care. Our candles are made with lead free all-natural cotton wicks! We offer 141 premium fragrance oil scents to be added to your Soy Wax Candles and Melts. Soy Wax: is environmentally friendly because it is made from soybeans which are a renewable source and it supports the farmers here in the USA. Soy beans are grown in American farmer fields, and then processed into soy wax here in the USA, which make this product a win-win situation for the American people. The majority of paraffin candles sold today are cheap paraffin candles from other countries which does not support American made, our Farmers and our economy! |
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26 oz Apothecary Soy Candle – Hazelnut Coffee $20.76 This 26oz Apothecary Jar Candle is 100% environmentally friendly pure soy wax and is scented with premium Hazelnut Coffee fragrance with Brown dye. This candle is hand poured with love and care and contains 26 ozs of soy wax with a burn time 150-160 hours. The labels for these candles will show the fragrances listed when shipped to you. Our Candles are Made in the USA. Southern Made Candles are all environmentally friendly 100% Natural Soy Wax Candles containing no additives. All of our candles are hand poured with love and care. Our candles are made with lead free all-natural cotton wicks! We offer 141 premium fragrance oil scents to be added to your Soy Wax Candles and Melts. Soy Wax: is environmentally friendly because it is made from soybeans which are a renewable source and it supports the farmers here in the USA. Soy beans are grown in American farmer fields, and then processed into soy wax here in the USA, which make this product a win-win situation for the American people. The majority of paraffin candles sold today are cheap paraffin candles from other countries which does not support American made, our Farmers and our economy! |
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Adventures of Juan Quin Quin $12.11 Juan quin quin, a poor but shrewd farmer, lives on his wits in pre-revolutionary cuba as a circus performer, a bull-fighter, a coffee planter, even playing the part of christ with a traveling theatre company. Then he joins the revolution… |
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Bohnanza $13.47 Ever imagined you were a bean farmer? Sure, who hasn’t? You got your red beans, your green beans, your black-eyed beans, your coffee beans… But where to plant them? In this card game, smart sowing lets you reap big rewards. Plant the beans you do want, and trade the beans you don’t want to the other players. Adding to the realism of the game, the one who ends up with the most money wins! Comes with 154 Bean Cards, 7 Third Bean Field Cards and a rule booklet. Imported from Germany. For 2 to 7 players. |
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Equal Exchange Organic Coffee, Decaffeinated Drip Grind Coffee 10 oz $9.99 Balanced with full body, rich flavor sweet overtonesCertified Organic by Oregon Tilth A product of Equal ExchangeFarmers As Equals Equal Exchange is much more to us than just a buyer of our coffee. We see you as a partner who treats farmers as equals. You share our commitment to growers and to the land, and are helping us create a better future. Pedro Haslam, General Manager CECOCAFEN Cooperative, NicaraguaOur QualityEqual Exchange, a worker-owned fair trade company, has been offering gourmet, sustainably grown coffees since 1986. Because of our close relationships with farmers, we get their best beans. We then roast our coffees in small batches to bring out their best characteristics. But our commitment to quality extends beyond the beans to include the quality of life of the farmers with whom we work, their communities and the environment. We hope you will enjoy this coffee brought to you with pride by Equal Exchange and our small farmer partners in Latin America, Africa and Asia. Our CommitmentTo pay a fair price to the farmer To trade directly with democratic cooperatives To offer pre-harvest credit to aid farmers throughout their growing season To develop long-term trade partnerships To support sustainable and shad grown farming practices We are committed to these principles on 100% of our coffees and teas. Fair Trade at WorkMuch of the world’s coffee is grown by small farmers, purchases at negligible prices by middlemen, and then bought and sold on a commodities market thousands of miles away. Equal Exchange provides an alternative by working directly with small farmer cooperatives, helping to build pride, independence and community empowerment. With the added income and stability provided by this relationship, farmers can make improvements in their own lives. Women’s leadership training in Nicaragua, community stores in Colombia, health clinics in Mexico, small business development in Tanzania – these are some of the most vivid examples of the benefits of fai |
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Equal Exchange Organic Coffee, Whole Bean French Roast 10 oz $17.81 Dark and delicious with full body and a smooth finishCertified Organic by Oregon Tilth A product of Equal ExchangeFarmers As Equals Equal Exchange is much more to us than just a buyer of our coffee. We see you as a partner who treats farmers as equals. You share our commitment to growers and to the land, and are helping us create a better future. Pedro Haslam, General Manager CECOCAFEN Cooperative, NicaraguaOur QualityEqual Exchange, a worker-owned fair trade company, has been offering gourmet, sustainably grown coffees since 1986. Because of our close relationships with farmers, we get their best beans. We then roast our coffees in small batches to bring out their best characteristics. But our commitment to quality extends beyond the beans to include the quality of life of the farmers with whom we work, their communities and the environment. We hope you will enjoy this coffee brought to you with pride by Equal Exchange and our small farmer partners in Latin America, Africa and Asia. Our CommitmentTo pay a fair price to the farmer To trade directly with democratic cooperatives To offer pre-harvest credit to aid farmers throughout their growing season To develop long-term trade partnerships To support sustainable and shad grown farming practices We are committed to these principles on 100% of our coffees and teas. Fair Trade at WorkMuch of the world’s coffee is grown by small farmers, purchases at negligible prices by middlemen, and then bought and sold on a commodities market thousands of miles away. Equal Exchange provides an alternative by working directly with small farmer cooperatives, helping to build pride, independence and community empowerment. With the added income and stability provided by this relationship, farmers can make improvements in their own lives. Women’s leadership training in Nicaragua, community stores in Colombia, health clinics in Mexico, small business development in Tanzania – these are some of the most vivid examples of the benefits of fa |
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Farmer’s Market Cookbook- $16.01 GOOSEBERRY PATCH-Farmer’s Market Cookbook. Bright red tomatoes; fresh-picked green beans and big baskets of berries. Everyone loves the local flavors of our farmer’s market! Packed full of garden freshness: Try blueberry buckle coffee cake or top your pancakes with fresh raspberry butter; whip up dilly chicken sandwiches with a yummy side of crispy zucchini fritters or tangy summer slaw; they’ll love bruschetta pizza or cheddar cheese-chive soup for dinner! Plus plenty of market shopping tips and a handy conversion chart for the off-season when fresh ingredients are harder to find. Approximately 200 recipes. Spiral-Bound Hardcover: 224 pages. Imported. |
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Harvest for Hope $11.17 Renowned scientist and bestselling author Goodall delivers an eye-opening and empowering book that explores the social and personal significance of the food people produce and consume.From The Publisher:The renowned scientist who fundamentally changed the way we view primates and our relationship with the animal kingdom now turns her attention to an incredibly important and deeply personal issue-taking a stand for a more sustainable world. In this provocative and encouraging book, Jane Goodall sounds a clarion call to Western society, urging us to take a hard look at the food we produce and consume-and showing us how easy it is to create positive change.With a firm but gentle touch, Dr. Goodall paints a global landscape in which corporations own the rainwater, patent the earth’s seeds, and give birth to mysterious Frankenfoods. This isn’t science fiction; it’s reality. But it’s a reality we can repair. Offering her hopeful, stirring vision, Goodall argues convincingly that each individual can make a difference. She introduces us to inspiring everyday heroes like Percy Schmeiser, a third-generation farmer who fought Monsanto and won; Jose Bove and the Mowing Brigade, French activists who stage dramatic protests against genetically modified crops; and John Mackey, the founder and CEO of Whole Foods, who changed his store’s policy to sell only ethically raised animal products.Most valuable of all, Goodall offers simple strategies each of us can employ to foster a sustainable society. It doesn’t take much to turn the tide. By using water filters, eating organic, shopping at farmers’ markets, drinking shade-grown coffee, and taking other mindful measures, we can all do our part to reclaim our food, our health, and our planet. And we can start now. Brilliant, empowering, and irrepressibly optimistic, Harvest for Hope: A Guide to Mindful Eating is one of the most crucial works of our age. If we follow Goodall’s sound advice, we just might save |
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I’ll Never Marry a Farmer $29.95 A gorgeous coffee table book full of valuable tips and dozens of moving stories of life on the prairies. Lush photographs accompany great stories and information on over 30 vegetables. Recommendations for many of the newest and best varieties are included. |
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Leaf of Allah $12.24 KHAT IS A QUASI-LEGAL PSYCHOACTIVE SHRUB, produced and marketed in the province of Harerge, Ethiopia, and widely consumed throughout Northeast Africa. In the late nineteenth century the main cash crop of Harerge was coffee. Leaf of Allah examines why farming families shifted from cultivating coffee and food crops to growing khat. Demographic, market, and political factors facilitated the emergence of khat as Harerge’s leading agricultural commodity. This development increased the scale of unofficial cross-border trade in consumer goods. This study explores the consequences of the new cash crop for the regional economy as a whole, for farmer-state relations, for the nature and balance of local social relations, as well as for Harerge’s physical, socioeconomic, and political landscapes. |
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Salavandra: A Coffee Tale $22.14 Salavandra is an isolated Caribbean island. Its products-coffee, lumber and flowers-are controlled by Penkava Inc., a New York based multinational commodity corporation. After discovering that Penkava is responsible for his father’s death, as well as the abysmal working conditions on the island, coffee farmer Antonio Richards ignites a revolution in the midst of a harvest season. Branding his infant insurgency The United Front for the Liberation of Salavandra (UFLS), he begins fighting the unbridled capitalistic forces controlling his country. |
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Stonewall Kitchen Harvest: Celebrating the Bounty of the Seasons $13.71 From The Publisher:Ripe apples, just-dug clams, sugary-sweet maple syrup, impeccable lobster. For decades, visitors have flocked to New England to enjoy the unique tastes of the harvest from land and sea and to witness the beauty of this breathtaking landscape. Likewise, millions have adored the prepared foods and condiments from Maine’s Stonewall Kitchen, which perfectly capture the very best of this region’s earthy but refined style of cooking.Stonewall Kitchen Harvest is a celebration of the ingredients and flavors that make modern New England cooking so seductive.From the Garden offers recipes for the wide variety of crops that ripen at the height of summer. Enticing recipes include English Pea and Lettuce Soup with Chive Cream.From the Sea showcases New England’s world of seafood and shellfish. Recipes range from Trout with a Cornmeal Crust and Lemon Butter to the World’s Best Fried Clams with Tartar Sauce.From the Root Cellar celebrates the unsung world of root vegetables, showing how to transform them from plain to sulime. Dishes include Potato Galette Stuffed with Greens and Gruyer and Roast Chicken with Roasted Garlic-Herb Butter and Roasted Vegetables.Fruits of the Earth captures the wonderfully simple flavors of local fresh fruit, from apples, pears, and berries to more unusual fruits like persimmons and pomegranates. Irresistible recipes include Blueberry-Lemon-Sour Cream Coffee Cake.Illuminating ingredient sidebars and truly stunning photography–of flowering blueberry bushes, tiny eggplants, just-dug potatoes, and scores of finished dishes–bring the harvest theme to full bloom. Filled with beauty, style, and flavor, Stonewall Kitchen Harvest is the perfect way to taste New England’s bounty.About The Author:JIM STOTT and JONATHAN KING are the owners and founders of Stonewall Kitchen. A little more than a decade ago, they began to sell homemade jams at a farmer’s market |
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Storey’s Illustrated Guide to Poultry Breeds $51.77 Farmers and fanciers keep an astonishing variety of poultry breeds in North America. These birds provide meat and eggs to nourish us and feathers to keep us warm. Their quirky personalities and charming good looks make them barnyard favorites. They inspire passionate devotion from show breeders and provide a living for farmers. Presented here, breed by breed, are more than 120 barnyard fowl from chickens and turkeys to emus and pheasants. For each animal, readers will find stunning color photography, a brief history, and a detailed description. The identifying characteristics included for each breed are: class (standard and bantam); size (for cocks and hens); appearance of comb, wattles, and earlobes; color (everything from black-breasted red to silver laced); place of origin; conservation status; and special qualities (including longevity, size and quantity of eggs, quality of meat, and other relevant uses). Author Carol Ekarius provides enough information to satisfy both the dedicated browser and the serious farmer weighing the pros and cons of multiple breeds. In 2005, Storey’s Illustrated Guide to 96 Horse Breeds of North America celebrated horses in a coffee-table reference that captivated enthusiasts of all ages. Now farmers, breeders, backyard chicken keepers, and unabashed poultry fanatics will have a definitive guide of their own. If it’s poultry fair or fowl it’s in this book. |
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The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom, Part I (Dodo Press) $34.5 Peter Lund Simmonds (1814-1897) was a Danish-born British author and editor. He was the editor of Johnson”s Farmer”s Encyclopedia and the Colonial Magazine. He was honorary and corresponding member of the Royal Agricultural and Commercial Societies of Jamaica, British Guiana, Antigua, Barbados, Konigsberg, Cape of Good Hope, Natal. He was also a corresponding member of The New York State Society, The Nova Scotia Central Board of Agriculture and The Societies for Promoting Agriculture in Philadelphia and New Orleans. His works include: The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom (1854), Curiosities of Food; or, The Dainties and Delicacies of Different Nations Obtained From the Animal Kingdom (1859), The Arctic Regions (1860), English Commercial Correspondence (with Thomas Sidney Williams) (1864), Coffee and Chicory: Their Culture, Chemical Composition, Preparation for Market, and Consumption (1864) and Hops: Their Cultivation, Commerce, and Uses in Various Countries (1877). |
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The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom, Part II (Dodo Press) $25.92 Peter Lund Simmonds (1814-1897) was a Danish-born British author and editor. He was the editor of Johnson”s Farmer”s Encyclopedia and the Colonial Magazine. He was honorary and corresponding member of the Royal Agricultural and Commercial Societies of Jamaica, British Guiana, Antigua, Barbados, Konigsberg, Cape of Good Hope, Natal. He was also a corresponding member of The New York State Society, The Nova Scotia Central Board of Agriculture and The Societies for Promoting Agriculture in Philadelphia and New Orleans. His works include: The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom (1854), Curiosities of Food; or, The Dainties and Delicacies of Different Nations Obtained From the Animal Kingdom (1859), The Arctic Regions (1860), English Commercial Correspondence (with Thomas Sidney Williams) (1864), Coffee and Chicory: Their Culture, Chemical Composition, Preparation for Market, and Consumption (1864) and Hops: Their Cultivation, Commerce, and Uses in Various Countries (1877). |
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