Excerpt from Agricultural Bacteriology: A Study of the Relation of Germ Life to the Farm
TO set any exact limits to Agricultural Bacteriology is difficult. Primarily the subject includes only phenomena produced by bacteria, and phenomena that especially affect agriculture. But some agricultural processes are so closely bound with other industrial phenomena that they cannot be separated. Agriculture grades by imperceptible degrees into numerous secondary industries. Quite a number of the phenomena which will be considered in these pages have a closer relation to these secondary industries than they do to agriculture proper, but nevertheless they do have at least an incidental relation to the farm and must, therefore, be included in a discussion of Agricultural Bacteriology.
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