Foundations for farm knowledge from the ground up.
This foundational text introduces the science behind farming in clear, practical terms, helping readers understand why crops grow and how soils, plants, and farm practices connect. It emphasizes concepts that stay useful across regions and seasons, with lessons designed for classroom use and real-world farming alike.
The book explains essential ideas about soil, plant life, and farming systems, presenting fundamental principles rather than narrow, location-specific instructions. It also offers experiments that require little or no equipment, making the material accessible for school use and for families learning together.
- How soil forms, behaves, and supports crop growth
- How plants live, grow, and propagate using multiple methods
- Practical experiments that require minimal tools and materials
- A broad view of farming as a business and a science, suitable for classroom and home study
Ideal for readers interested in the science behind agriculture and for students and families exploring farming concepts.