Silk culture as a major national agricultural hope
The text argues silk production can be scaled from domestic to large farms to reduce imports and debt. Citing Dr. Ure and M. Beauvais, it cites France's experimental silk farm results on ventilation and constant feeding, with potential yields and economic benefits for American agriculture and industry.
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Andrew Ure
M. Pavis
Agricultural Society of
Ain
France
Britain
England
Europe
China
America
Italy
India
Nonantum Hill
Portsmouth
Virginia
Hindostan
Asia
Paris
M. Camille Beauvais
M. Beau
Wais
Montgeron
M. D’arcet
M. Beauvais
American Silk Society
Washington
McLean
Freehold
N. J
Médean
Philadelphia
D’arcet
Garret
Ure
Lillie and Fairbairns
Manchester
South
Madras
American Institute of New York
Danforth
Hartford
Con
Dandolo
Government of
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