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Albrecht Thaer - Every person who seeks to practise...

Every person who seeks to practise agriculture with the full success which it admits-and that is the natural aim of every one who engages in it-must possess energy, activity, reflection, perseverance, and a knowledge of all the kindred and accessory sciences. (Albrecht Thaer)

Every person who seeks to practise agriculture with the full success which it admits-and that is the natural aim of every one who engages in it-must possess energy, activity, reflection, perseverance, and a knowledge of all the kindred and accessory sciences.

Albrecht Thaer

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