This fascinating book explores the use of ancient Babylonian astrology to predict optimal planting dates for crops in California. While today's farmers rely on modern technology to optimize their yield, Popenoe shows how generations of farmers used the stars to guide their planting decisions. This book is an intriguing blend of ancient and modern knowledge that is sure to fascinate readers interested in the history of agriculture.

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