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Explore the fascinating intersection of agriculture and wildlife with D. Lantz's "Field Mice as Farm and Orchard Pests: Farmers' Bulletin 670." This essential guide, meticulously prepared for print republication, delves into the intricate relationship between field mice and agricultural productivity. Focusing on their impact as farm and orchard pests, this book offers insights into the challenges faced by farmers in managing these ubiquitous creatures.
Categorized under Technology & Applied Sciences and covering subjects like Fruit Diseases and Pests, Lantz's work provides a detailed look at the behavior and impact of field mice, relevant to agricultural science and pest control strategies. Whether you're interested in nature, specifically animal wildlife, or the intricacies of pest control and animal behavior (ethology), this book offers a valuable historical perspective on a timeless challenge in agriculture. Discover the methods and observations of a bygone era in agricultural science.
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