Leguminous Plants For Green Manuring And For Feeding (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286563571)

Leguminous Plants For Green Manuring And For Feeding explores the multifaceted benefits of leguminous plants in agriculture. This comprehensive work details their crucial role in enhancing soil fertility through green manuring techniques, as well as their significant contribution to animal nutrition. Edwin West Allen provides invaluable insights into the cultivation and utilization of these plants, emphasizing their dual purpose in promoting sustainable farming practices.

The book covers a range of topics, including the selection of appropriate leguminous species, methods for incorporating them into crop rotations, and their impact on soil health and productivity. It also examines the nutritional value of legumes as animal feed and offers practical guidance on their preparation and use. This book is an essential resource for farmers, agricultural researchers, and anyone interested in the sustainable and efficient use of leguminous plants.

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