Facts for farmers. Maize
Subtitle: Its culture and uses as a green and a corn crop : with the reasons why an attempt to cultivate it in England, have hitherto failed. Notice of a new quick-growing early sort, suited to the climate of England, called Forty-Day Maize : with instructions for its growth, and the proper season for sowing. Also, the modes of growing turnips and incarnate clover, as intercalated in the maize culture
By: and practiced by an Englishman
Publisher: Longman and Co.; Whittaker and Co.; E. Collings
Published: 1849
Place of publication: London; Bath
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Agriculture; Agricultural innovations; Corn; Growth; Habitat; Turnips
Other titles: Instructions for the sowing, culture, and gathering in, the new forty-day maize.; Address of the author to the farmers of England.
Notes: Footnotes.

Address signed by William Keene.

Includes bibliographical references.