American Horticulture and Quaratine 37; a Brief Compilation of Arguments and Facts .. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178302530)

"American Horticulture and Quarantine 37; a Brief Compilation of Arguments and Facts" (1922) offers a snapshot of early 20th-century debates surrounding agricultural practices and regulations in the United States. This volume provides insight into the concerns and challenges faced by American horticulturists, particularly regarding quarantine measures designed to protect crops from diseases and pests.

The book likely compiles arguments and data related to Quarantine 37, a specific regulation impacting the import and export of plants. It is a valuable primary source for researchers interested in the history of American agriculture, plant pathology, and the development of agricultural policies.

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