John Boys' comprehensive survey of the agricultural practices in Kent provides a detailed look at one of England's most important regions. From the use of new farming techniques to the growth of particular crops and plants, Boys' work offers important insights into the role of agriculture in English society during the late 18th century. This edition includes additional remarks by Boys, which shed even more light on his observations and recommendations. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of agriculture and English society during the 18th century.
