The nature and property of soils
Subtitle: their connexion with the geological formation on which they rest; the best means of permanently increasing their productiveness, and on the rent and profits of agriculture.  To which is added an account of the proceedings at Whitfield example-farm; the system of agriculture recommended on the estates of the Earl of Ducie; a letter to Mr. Pusey's tenants; and the mode of cultivation adopted on Stinchcombe farm.
By: By John Morton.
Edition: 3d ed., enl.
Publisher: J. Ridgway
Published: 1842
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 374
Subjects: Soils.; Agriculture.; Tillage.