Excerpt from Rudimentary Treatise on Agricultural Engineering, Vol. 3

This little Work on Agricultural Engineering was undertaken for the purpose of bringing, at a small cost, before the farmer such information as he would most likely need in reconstructing his farm-buildings, and in choosing his machinery and implements.

These objects the Author has endeavoured to carry out, and judging from the sale of the previous volumes, he flatters himself not unsuccessfully.

Although there are a variety of machines and implements that have been, and are occasionally used, of which no mention has been made, yet he believes that no machine or implement has been omitted that may be considered to be in ordinary use, and its efficiency and utility generally acknowledged.

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