As the cotton industry changed in the early 20th century, farmers in the American South began looking for ways to diversify their crops and increase their earnings. George Howard Alford's Diversified Farming in the Cotton Belt offers a comprehensive guide to the most profitable alternative crops and livestock in the region. This book is an invaluable resource for farmers, agriculturalists, and historians alike.

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