Mélanges Historiques; Études Éparses Et Inédites De Benjamin Sulte

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'Histoire de la Pomme de Terre' by Benjamin Sulte is a historical account of the potato's introduction and cultivation in Europe and North America. The book delves into the origins of the potato, tracing its journey from South America to Europe and its eventual acceptance as a staple food. It highlights the efforts of individuals like Parmentier in popularizing the potato and overcoming societal prejudices against it. The narrative also touches on the role of Acadians and Canadians in early potato cultivation, showcasing how the potato became a vital food source in times of famine. The book explores the cultural significance of the potato, its various varieties, and the challenges faced in its cultivation, such as pests like the chrysomelid beetle. Through a blend of historical facts and anecdotes, 'Histoire de la Pomme de Terre' offers a comprehensive look at the potato's impact on agriculture and society.

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Publisher - HardPress Limited

Language - French

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Benjamin Sulte


Published Date - 2013-12-13

ISBN - 9781314717426

Dimensions - 22.9 x 15.2 x 1.6 cm

Page Count - 272

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