First published in 1916, this book provides detailed instructions for cultivating blueberries. The authors cover a range of topics including soil preparation, cultivation techniques, and pest management strategies. This is a must-read for anyone interested in growing blueberries, whether for personal consumption or commercial purposes.
Explore the rich culture and traditions of the Native American tribe that once thrived in the harsh desert landscape of Panamint Valley, California. This pioneering ethnographic study delves into all aspects of the Panamint way of life, from their beliefs and rituals to their tools and clothing. Enhanced with historic photographs and illustrations, this book is a valuable resource for anthropologists, archaeologists, and anyone interested in California history and indigenous peoples.
This book explores the relationship between forest growth and sheep grazing in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon. Coville takes a scientific approach to understanding the impact of grazing on forest development and provides insights into the long-term sustainability of both industries. This is a must-read for anyone interested in sustainable forestry practices and the management of grazing lands.