The garden yard : $b A handbook of intensive farming

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The garden yard : $b A handbook of intensive farming

by Bolton Hall

EN·~6 hours·41 chapters

Chapters

41 total
1

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE

0:36
2

CONTENTS-INDEX.

0:01
3

PREFACE.

4:13
4

INTRODUCTION.

9:47
5

CHAPTER I.

10:24
6

CHAPTER II.

14:50
7

CHAPTER III.

8:32
8

CHAPTER IV.

2:26
9

CHAPTER V.

3:15
10

CHAPTER VI.

2:51

Description

Designed for anyone with a modest plot, this guide turns a simple backyard into a productive mini‑farm with straightforward, no‑jargon instructions. The author shares the hard‑won tricks learned from real‑world experience—how to schedule planting around a busy life, keep soil fertile without complex chemistry, and harvest crops that can feed a family or bring a modest profit. The tone is conversational, as if a seasoned neighbor is walking you through each step while you work the soil.

Readers will find practical sections on arranging rows for maximum yield, rotating crops to keep pests at bay, and handling common setbacks without costly trial‑and‑error. Along the way, the author encourages trying the work yourself, even suggesting a short stint on a market garden to sharpen skills. By the end of the first season, the book promises you’ll be confident enough to manage your own garden plot and maybe even hire out your newfound expertise.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (365K characters)

Release date

2025-10-11

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Bolton Hall

Bolton Hall

1854–1938

A reform-minded writer and lawyer, this early 20th-century activist urged city dwellers to imagine a freer, simpler life tied to land, work, and self-reliance. His books blend social criticism with practical advice, showing why his ideas appealed to readers looking for another way to live.

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