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Forestry for Farmers by B. E. Fernow is a comprehensive guide on the growth and management of trees for farmers. The book covers various aspects of tree growth including food materials soil conditions and light requirements. It explains how trees derive their food from the air and soil emphasizing the importance of moisture heat and light for growth. The book also delves into the process of planting a forest treating wood lots and cultivating wood crops. It discusses the relation of forests to farms highlighting how forests benefit farms by providing water tempering the environment protecting the land and supplying useful materials. The chapters in the book are interconnected offering insights into the behavior of forest plants principles of planting natural forest crop production crop management and the impact of different tree species on soil conditions. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding the physiology of tree growth the formation of annual rings and the factors influencing the rate of growth in trees. The book also touches on the reproduction of trees through seeds and sprouts providing practical advice on seed germination and the establishment of seed beds. Overall Forestry for Farmers serves as a valuable resource for farmers looking to enhance their knowledge of forestry practices and optimize tree growth on their land.