Diary of a Small Farmer

    This 64 page book is a summary of eight years of farming and some agricultural engineering and research the author thought up herself.There are 5 chapters and an epilogue and it helps the 4H parent or other farming enthusiasts to care for rabbits,ducks,chickens,hogs,and dairy farm calves.She also raised some equine for her young daughter whom became a fine equestrian.The research gave rise to great futuristic agribusiness ideas and the first chapter deals with free ranging small farm animals.A professional artist gives a rendition of the free range farm of the future and how it can involve caregiving to severely disabled humans who can only sit or lay and watch.Perhaps they will become amateur or professional ethologists.The 5th chapter deals with her research on pitted peach trees and grape vines that grew rapidly in size due to the "in-ground nursery pot" being filled with dairy farm manure,sand,leaves, and dark soil once the front end loader scooped a half a yard bucket full of soil out and the author hand dug out the rest of the pit.The pits resembled small shallow graves when ready for the meduim she experimented with.The two trees closest to the well grew from 5 feet to 12 feet in just two years.Some of them produced fruit the same year the young 5 feet trees were transplanted.

   Trillions of new kind of jobs are feasible worldwide.Let her primitive research in her backyard and visionary ideas help you see a future ripe with new possibilities.