Housing in Rural America|Model Farmstead, or, Plans for the Farm House|National Agricultural Library|USDA

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Model Farmstead, or, Plans for the Farm House

Title

Model Farmstead, or, Plans for the Farm House

Description

"One should adopt a plan for the grounds. When a man builds a new house he has a plan carefully drawn up. This avoids mistakes and waste. When completed he has the results he wishes. In the same way a plan should be carefully worked out for all plantings. Then make the planting each spring a part of the plan. The following discussion is intended as a guide to planters in planning their Farm Home and to aid them in avoiding common mistakes."

Creator

E. C. Hilborn, Secretary

Source

Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection. National Agricultural Library

Publisher

The Northwest Nursery Co., Valley City, North Dakota

Date

1922

Rights

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Language

English

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