La Poule Pratique, Par Un Praticien, written by Ernest Leroy and originally published in 1885, offers a glimpse into the world of poultry farming in 19th-century France. This practical guide, penned by an experienced practitioner, provides insights into the techniques and knowledge required for successful chicken keeping during that era.
While intended for a contemporary audience, this historical work offers modern readers a unique perspective on the evolution of agricultural practices and the enduring appeal of domestic poultry. Explore the methods and wisdom of a bygone era with this fascinating treatise on "La Poule Pratique."
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