A Lecture Delivered To The Members Of The Faringdon Agricultural Book Club, On The Duties And Privileges Of The Landowners, Occupiers, & Cultivators Of The Soil

Delivered by farmer and agricultural writer John Beasley in the mid-19th century, this lecture provides a compelling call to action for those involved in the British farming industry. Beasley argues that landowners, occupiers, and cultivators have a duty to preserve and improve the soil for the betterment of society as a whole. A Lecture Delivered is a stirring testament to the importance of sustainable agriculture.
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