Robert Worstell: 122 books

Why This - Why Now? My muse made me write this. Just for you. You're welcome. Disclaimer: I've been publishing for over a decade and writing for years before that. Self-publishing was started in self-defense against the constant nagging of that muse mentioned above. Meanwhile,...

These two books explain each other. The first is a fictional account, based on the science behind agriculture. The second is a shortened explanation of that science. When you read his fiction-based-on-fact, you can get moved by the drama, but also get educated meanwhile. Even...

You Could Have Published Your First Book A Couple of Hours from Now. And it wouldn't have cost you anything except your time. True. All you need is 2500 words of text, a simple cover, and about 50 words of description. And you're done. You're now a published author. It...

When T.N.T. -- It Rocks the Earth was first published, I imagined that it would be easily understood since I had written it simply. But as the years went by, some readers protested that it was too much in digest form. Others said they couldn't understand it. I had assumed that most people...

POULTRY production is commonly practiced on every farm, but profitable poultry production so far as the farm is concerned, is rare indeed. No one, as a rule, has better natural conditions for poultry raising than has the farmer. It is only a matter of embracing opportunities that is wanting. This...

Look around at the room you're sitting in. If a fire broke out and you only had time to save one thing – what would it be? Why? What would you miss most from the stuff you couldn't save? Questions like this are important because we all have way too much stuff in our lives....

Farmers in the thickly populated Eastern and Middle States, or, in fact, east of the Mississippi River, cannot grow grains nor fatten beeves with the same profit as before the opening of the great West. Dairying still returns fair profits, but there is a widespread demand for cash crops adapted to...

Introducing the all-time bestseller self-help book in recorded history. Hear what Aristotle reportedly told young Alexander before he left to conquer the world. The Secret of Secrets was one of the most widely-read texts of the High Middle Ages for over 600 years. Medieval readers...

The object of the following work, on the History, Breeding, Management, Diseases, &c., of Domestic Animals, is to afford the Stock-breeder and Grazier a connected view of the entire subject in which he has so deep an interest. Their history is essential, as it shows their introduction...

...[T]here are few indeed except trained naturalists who realize that any but a quite casual and superficial relation exists between these woodland toadstools and the trees under which they appear, or have carried their observations a stage further and noted the regular coincidence of certain kinds...

...Ladies certainly do not care to passage in the streets, but they do want to know how to stop their horses cleverly when they take fright, to turn their corners neatly at the trot without danger of a fall, and to avoid instantly any obstacle they may unexpectedly meet. It is also well to understand...

Modern dairying is attempting to build its more accurate knowledge upon a broader and surer foundation, and in doing this is seeking to ascertain the cause of well-established processes. In this, bacteriology is playing an important rôle. Indeed, it may be safely predicted that future progress...

Here is. the crux of the matter, as I see it. The food for men cannot be grown unless the land is also fed. That goes almost without saying. It is also true that the folded sheep are reduced in number and that the great heaps of dung from the bullock yards are not so common as they were. These were...

Find independence and financial freedom from one of the simplest home businesses you can start from scratch - or less... Learn Tips and Tricks to make self-publishing pay well. I fell into this by accident. There I was writing away, only to find that I made more money publishing...