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Pleasant Talk About Fruits, Flowers and Farming

de Henry Ward Beecher

Chapitres (178)
  1. PLEASANT TALK 0:00
  2. FRUITS, FLOWERS AND FARMING. HENRY WARD BEECHER. PREFATORY. 0:03
  3. PREFACE 1:50
  4. CONTENTS. 5:42
  5. LATE PAPERS. 5:46
  6. I. 5:49
  7. II. 32:25
  8. III. 40:14
  9. IV. 46:51
  10. V. 51:27
  11. VI. 56:23
  12. VII. 1:00:24
  13. VIII. 1:09:18
  14. IX. 1:16:03
  15. X. 1:21:47
  16. XI. 1:26:10
  17. XII. 1:29:57
  18. XIII. 1:35:56
  19. XIV. 1:40:32
  20. XV. 1:44:08
  21. XVI. 1:48:01
  22. XVII. 1:52:08
  23. XVIII. 1:56:45
  24. XIX. 2:01:31
  25. XX. 2:06:20
  26. XXI. 2:10:34
  27. XXII. 2:14:11
  28. XXIII. 2:18:22
  29. PLEASANT TALK 2:22:46
  30. ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR. 2:26:11
  31. EDUCATED FARMERS. 2:43:51
  32. AN ACRE OF WORDS ABOUT AKER. 2:48:29
  33. FARMERS’ LIBRARY. 2:55:58
  34. NINE MISTAKES. 2:59:21
  35. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES. 3:02:22
  36. SHIFTLESS TRICKS. 3:07:50
  37. ELECTRO-CULTURE. 3:13:49
  38. SINGLE-CROP FARMING. 3:17:44
  39. IMPROVED BREEDS OF HOGS AND CATTLE. 3:21:35
  40. ABSORBENT QUALITIES OF FLOUR. 3:27:29
  41. PORTRAIT OF AN ANTI-BOOK-FARMER. 3:30:53
  42. GOOD BREEDS OF COWS. 3:39:15
  43. CUTTING AND CURING GRASS. 3:43:34
  44. COUNTRY AND CITY. 3:47:18
  45. LIME UPON WHEAT. 3:49:31
  46. CULTURE OF HOPS. 3:52:51
  47. WHITE CLOVER. 3:56:36
  48. PLOWING CORN. 3:58:36
  49. CLEAN OUT YOUR CELLARS. 4:04:21
  50. WHEN IS HAYING OVER? 4:07:45
  51. LAYING DOWN LAND TO GRASS. 4:09:39
  52. THEORY OF MANURE. 4:15:29
  53. FODDER FOR CATTLE. 4:19:15
  54. THE SCIENCE OF BAD BUTTER. 4:21:46
  55. CINCINNATI, THE QUEEN CITY. 4:29:19
  56. CARE OF ANIMALS IN WINTER. 4:36:43
  57. WINTER NIGHTS FOR READING. 4:40:11
  58. FEATHERS. 4:40:55
  59. NAIL UP YOUR BUGS. 4:44:06
  60. ASHES AND THEIR USE. 4:49:42
  61. HARD TIMES. 4:52:49
  62. ACCLIMATING A PLOW. 4:55:10
  63. SCOUR YOUR PLOWS BRIGHT! 4:58:06
  64. PLOW TILL IT IS DRY, AND PLOW TILL IT IS WET. 5:00:15
  65. STIRRING THE SOIL. 5:01:29
  66. SUBSOIL PLOWING. 5:03:33
  67. FIRE-BLIGHT AND WINTER KILLING. 5:05:45
  68. WINTER TALK. 5:08:43
  69. “SHUT YOUR MOUTH.” 5:12:07
  70. SPRING WORK ON THE FARM. 5:13:05
  71. SPRING WORK IN THE GARDEN. 5:18:33
  72. FALL WORK IN THE GARDEN. 5:28:30
  73. GUARDING CHERRY-TREES FROM COLD. 5:30:30
  74. SHADE-TREES. 5:31:10
  75. A PLEA FOR HEALTH AND FLORICULTURE. 5:37:22
  76. KEEPING YOUNG PIGS IN WINTER. 5:43:43
  77. SWEET POTATOES. 5:44:38
  78. MANAGEMENT OF BOTTOM-LANDS. 5:45:43
  79. CULTIVATION OF WHEAT. 5:51:11
  80. PRACTICAL USE OF LEAVES. 6:15:19
  81. SPRING WORK FOR PUBLIC-SPIRITED MEN. 6:20:49
  82. FARMERS AND FARMING SCENES IN THE WEST. 6:24:36
  83. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS. 6:31:46
  84. GARDEN WORK FOR AUGUST. 6:39:36
  85. PULLING OFF POTATO BLOSSOMS. 6:41:33
  86. BLADING AND TOPPING CORN. 6:43:10
  87. MAPLE-SUGAR. 6:44:44
  88. GEOLOGICAL DEFINITIONS. 6:55:14
  89. DRAINING WET LANDS. 6:59:31
  90. O DEAR! SHALL WE EVER BE DONE LYING? 7:03:06
  91. CARE OF STOCK IN WINTER. 7:04:45
  92. DEEP PLANTING. 7:07:53
  93. CORN AND MILLET FOR FODDER. 7:08:23
  94. SEED SAVING. 7:09:55
  95. RHUBARB. 7:13:14
  96. PEAS. 7:17:16
  97. PLANT SHADE-TREES. 7:20:02
  98. HOT-BEDS. 7:21:44
  99. ORIGINAL RECIPES. 7:24:33
  100. COOKING VEGETABLES. 7:27:35
  101. FARMERS, TAKE A HINT. 7:35:00
  102. MIXING PAINT, AND LAYING IT ON. 7:38:35
  103. GARDEN WEEDS. 7:47:45
  104. LUCERNE. 7:51:01
  105. FAMILY GOVERNMENT. 7:52:51
  106. CATALOGUE OF FLOWERS, SEEDS, AND FRUITS. 7:54:44
  107. GARDEN SEEDS. 7:59:22
  108. FARMERS’ GARDENS. 8:03:22
  109. EARLY DAYS OF SPRING. 8:07:56
  110. PARLOR FLOWERS. 8:09:36
  111. A SALT RECIPE. 8:10:37
  112. CULTURE OF CELERY. 8:13:02
  113. CULTURE OF PIE-PLANT. 8:19:51
  114. SUN-FLOWER SEED. 8:27:29
  115. APRIL GARDEN-WORK. 8:30:08
  116. GETTING POOR ON RICH LAND AND RICH ON POOR LAND. 8:33:57
  117. GETTING READY FOR WINTER. 8:36:11
  118. ESCULENT VEGETABLES. 8:38:29
  119. FIELD ROOT CROPS. 8:49:30
  120. CULTIVATION OF FRUIT-TREES. 8:52:27
  121. A LIST OF CHOICE FRUITS. 9:15:19
  122. THE NURSERY BUSINESS. 9:21:41
  123. THE BREEDING OF FRUITS. 9:25:56
  124. PRUNING ORCHARDS. 9:36:11
  125. SLITTING THE BARK OF TREES. 9:41:22
  126. DOWNING’s FRUIT AND FRUIT-TREES OF AMERICA. 9:44:10
  127. LETTER FROM A. J. DOWNING. 9:57:46
  128. ATTENTION TO ORCHARDS. 10:06:38
  129. WINE AND HORTICULTURE. 10:10:07
  130. DO VARIETIES OF FRUIT RUN OUT? 10:15:26
  131. THE STRAWBERRY CONTROVERSY. 10:22:46
  132. STRAWBERRIES. 10:35:20
  133. RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES AND CURRANTS. 10:43:10
  134. SPRING WORK IN THE ORCHARD. 10:49:53
  135. MIRACLES IN FRUITS. 10:53:30
  136. PROTECTING THE ROOTS OF FRUIT-TREES. 10:56:23
  137. PRUNING GRAPE VINES. 10:58:58
  138. MILDEW ON GRAPES. 11:00:01
  139. HOW TO OBTAIN GRAPE VINES. 11:00:43
  140. AUTUMNAL MANAGEMENT OF FRUIT-TREES. 11:02:27
  141. PEARS GRAFTED UPON THE APPLE STOCK. 11:06:07
  142. SEEDLINGS FROM BUDDED PEACHES. 11:08:18
  143. CARE OF PEACH-TREES. 11:12:58
  144. RENOVATING PEACH-TREES. 11:14:28
  145. AN APOLOGUE OR APPLE-LOGUE. 11:17:57
  146. SELECT LIST OF APPLES. 11:20:24
  147. ORIGIN OF SOME VARIETIES OF FRUIT. 11:51:30
  148. THE QUINCE. 11:54:57
  149. CUTTING AND KEEPING GRAFTS. 11:56:48
  150. FROST-BLIGHT. 11:58:28
  151. SEEDLING FRUITS. 12:02:03
  152. TIME FOR PRUNING. 12:08:55
  153. PLUMS AND THEIR ENEMIES. 12:13:45
  154. ROOT GRAFTING. 12:21:24
  155. BLIGHT AND INSECTS. 12:23:50
  156. APPLES FOR HOGS. 12:33:34
  157. THE FLOWER GARDEN. 12:35:12
  158. PREPARATION OF SEED FOR SOWING. 12:43:01
  159. SOWING FLOWER SEEDS—TRANSPLANTING. 12:46:27
  160. PARLOR PLANTS AND FLOWERS IN WINTER. 12:48:36
  161. PARLOR FLOWERS AND PLANTS IN WINTER.—(Art. 2.) 12:56:48
  162. PROTECTING PLANTS IN WINTER. 13:01:20
  163. TO PRESERVE DAHLIA ROOTS. 13:03:02
  164. HEDGES. 13:04:25
  165. WATERING TREES, ETC. 13:07:58
  166. LABELS FOR TREES. 13:10:21
  167. TRANSPLANTING EVERGREENS. 13:11:32
  168. FLOWERS, LADIES, AND ANGELS. 13:13:30
  169. HORTICULTURAL CURIOSITIES. 13:14:39
  170. THE CORN CROP. 13:21:28
  171. POTATO CROP. 13:39:37
  172. POTTING GARDEN PLANTS FOR WINTER USE. 13:53:54
  173. MARY HOWITT’S USE OF FLOWERS. 13:55:37
  174. WHAT ARE FLOWERS GOOD FOR? 13:57:18
  175. THE BLIGHT IN THE PEAR-TREE. 13:58:55
  176. PROGRESS OF HORTICULTURE IN INDIANA. 14:33:23
  177. BROWNE’S AMERICAN POULTRY YARD. 14:46:20
  178. REFLECTIONS ON THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR. 14:49:54
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Narrateur
Walter — American Narrator (en-US)
Durée
14 h 52 min
Langue
English
Ajouté
25 octobre 2026
Ebook source
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