This is a durable, useful, and transportable 'pocket version' of the soil manual. This paperback edition is bound in sewn signatures, like a hardback book, and the paper cover is laminated for durability. This edition is ideal for field work, as it is easily transportable and will not fall apart when taken into the field or when wet. Keys to Soil Taxonomy offers the latest available soil classification information, contains eighteen chapters, and includes and appendix and an index.

Keys to Soil Taxonomy

Science & Math

Soil Survey Staff

U.S. Department. of Agriculture

Natural Resources Conservation Service

Reference

Pocahontas Pr

A Teacher's Story: An Autobiography

Bloom, Edgar Bennett

Biographies & Memoirs

Editor of the Lyric, the oldest magazine in North America devoted to traditional poetry, Leslie Mellichamp is the author of scores of poems, essays, and short stories that appeared in the 1950s and '60s in such places as Atlantic Monthly, the New York Times, the Saturday Review, the Ladies' Home Journal, and the Georgia Review. Believing with the gifted contributors who have kept the Lyric alive since 1921 that the roots of a living poetry lie in music and the common life rather than the fragmented bizarre, that rhyme, structure, and lucidity are timeless attributes of enduring poetry, the author offers these lyrics as tributes to life's ancient ironies, the earth's patient resilience, the impudence of lovers, the wondrous eyes of children, and the cunning of that soft-shoed thief, Time.

We Thought at Least the Roof Would Fall

Literature & Fiction

Leslie Mellichamp

Poetry

Dancing at Big Vein

Politics & Social Sciences

Kessler, Clyde

Sociology

<p>A collection of folk beliefs in verse form, concerning weather prediction by the behavior or appearance of animals.</p>

What Will the Weather Be?, No. 2: Animal Signs

Hubert J. Davis

Environment

What Will the Weather Be : Folk Weather Calendar and Animal Signs (set of 2)

Davis, Hubert J.

Nature & Ecology

Mountain Summer

History

Mashburn, William H.

Americas

Mildred Nash is a poet who has never paid attention to 'trends' in the world of poetry. Oh, she has always known what others were doing, with that psychic sense all poets have, but she has continued to write from her own center -- sonnets, terza rima, villanelles -- all more formal and elegant than the current schools were favoring, all now coming into their own in what is known as the 'new' formalism. We haven't truly perceived what is before us until Mildred Nash invites us to see what she has seen with her observant eye and makes for us with 'the ease of hard-won mastery' her own 'music, the magic consequence of stress/surmounted, fused, and formed to melody.' -from the Introduction by Phyllis Janowitz.

Beyond Their Dreams

Mildred J. Nash

<p>Thoughts over a lifetime set to the rhythm and cadence of poetry, based on a painter's observations not only of whales and trees and Nature's glories, but also of the traumas of a military hospital during World War II. This award-winning poet's works have been included in two best-selling anthologies published by Papier Mache Press, who have also published Kozma's second volume of verse.</p>

Catching the Light

Kozma, Lynn

The Reverend William Segraves and His Descendants

Day, Savannah S.

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