farms

Pig loved the farmyard, but sometimes he couldn't help feeling left out. Until one day, he laid an egg!.

Presents a children's book that describes the various types of farms and the crops that grow there such as wheat and rice, cherries, oranges, bananas, and other kinds of fruit, potatoes, and flowers.

Simple text and illustrations identify animals and implements found on typical farms around the world.

An unfortunate land investment turns out to be a wonderful one-acre farm.

When a pesky dragon visits their farm and hard boils their chickens' eggs, turns the wheat fields to toast, and the cows' milk to yogurt, Izzy needs to find a solution before the Remove-A-Dragon lady arrives.

"See all the action as powerful tractors on the farm plow fields, plant seeds grow crops, and more!"--Back cover.

Discusses the role of weather and climate in determining what types of food can be grown in different parts of the world, looks at some of the foods grown in the United States, and examines the process of food import and export.

Surveys the history of American farming since the 1960s and examines the effects of the farm crisis on different segments of the population.