Explore the fascinating world of medicinal plants with this meticulously prepared print edition of "USDA Farmer's Bulletin 663: Drug Plants Under Cultivation." Originally authored by W. W. Stockberger, this historical text offers a detailed look at the cultivation of various drug plants and herbs in the United States.

Delve into the intricacies of agricultural practices related to medicinal plants, gaining insights into the botany and pharmacology of these valuable resources. This comprehensive guide covers essential aspects of herbal medicine and provides a foundational understanding of drug plants. Perfect for those interested in the history of agriculture, herbalism, or the scientific study of plants with medicinal properties, this bulletin remains a valuable resource for understanding the cultivation of these vital plants.

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