Ten Acres Enough, by Edmund Morris, Part 2
Boring Books for Bedtime Readings to Help You Sleep
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The Great Peach Moth
Underdraining and deep plowing will secure us ample crops, such as any section of our country has rarely seen. Our corn should average seventy bushels per acre; each field should be ready to grow wheat if required. Every grass lot should be good for three tons of hay per acre. And fruits should gladden our fields and enrich our farmers' tables. So should our children no longer seek, in flight to crowded cities or the remote west, but find abundance and happiness in and around their childhood's happy homes.
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