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Another provocative, stimulating, and controversial book . . . . Anyone who promotes the cause of organic material is a prophet and a benefactor in the history of American agriculture. --Louis Bromfield in the Saturday Review of Literature The No. 1 Needler of a hidebound, orthodox agriculture in this land. . . . His new book is an even better book, by and large, than Plowman's Folly. --Russell Lord in the New York Times Book Review

The No. 1 Needler of a hidebound, orthodox agriculture in this land. . . . His new book is an even better book, by and large, than Plowman's Folly."""" - Russell Lord in the New York Times Book Review """"Another provocative, stimulating, and controversial book . . . . Anyone who promotes the cause of organic material is a prophet and a benefactor in the history of American agriculture."""" - Louis Bromfield in the Saturday Review of Literature

The No. 1 Needler of a hidebound, orthodox agriculture in this land. . . . His new book is an even better book, by and large, than Plowman's Folly. --Russell Lord in the New York Times Book Review Another provocative, stimulating, and controversial book . . . . Anyone who promotes the cause of organic material is a prophet and a benefactor in the history of American agriculture. --Louis Bromfield in the Saturday Review of Literature

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Edward H. Faulkner lived in Elyria, Ohio. He was a county agent in Kentucky and Ohio, a Smith-Hughes teacher of agriculture, and a soil and crop investigator. He wrote several other books, including Plowman's Folly andits follow-up volume, A Second Look.

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