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Fifty Free Farmstead eBooks from the University of North Texas - Jonas - 3 October 2013

A "prepper downloader's" dream!

http://www.todaysplans.net/use-unt-digital-farmstead-books.html

Fifty Free Farmstead eBooks from the University of North Texas

Learn tried-and-true methods of building and maintaining your small farm or homestead from historic US Department of Agriculture books and bulletins.

The University of North Texas provides online editions of thousands of United States government sponsored books and documents. Here's a small sampling of USDA publications from the 1930s through the 1960s. These old works do not show the latest and best methods, but they are still valuable for ideas.


RE: Fifty Free Farmstead eBooks from the University of North Texas - I-K-E - 3 October 2013

thanks for posting this


RE: Fifty Free Farmstead eBooks from the University of North Texas - Skean Dhude - 3 October 2013

You can't download them. They are there to be read online. Sad


RE: Fifty Free Farmstead eBooks from the University of North Texas - I-K-E - 3 October 2013

if you click on all image sizes you can download them but you have to do it one page at a time

that could take some time Confused


RE: Fifty Free Farmstead eBooks from the University of North Texas - Scythe13 - 3 October 2013

Select all, copy. Word (Pages for Mac users), paste. Save. Next document.


RE: Fifty Free Farmstead eBooks from the University of North Texas - Lightspeed - 3 October 2013

(3 October 2013, 19:23)Scythe13 Wrote: Select all, copy. Word (Pages for Mac users), paste. Save. Next document.

Doesn't work Scythe, select all just picks up the low res images.

SD's right real time read only, of cut and paste page by page.. very time consuming.