The lure of the land. (4th ed.) The history of a market-garden and dairy plot developed within eight months upon Long Island's idle territory, long designated as "scrub oak waste," and "pine barrens"; being a true story of the work carried on by the Long Island railroad co. at Experimental stations numbers one and two, to which in the second edition was added the aftermath., by Edith Loring Jones Fullerton

Title:	The lure of the land. (4th ed.) The history of a market-garden and dairy plot developed within eight months upon Long Island's idle territory, long designated as "scrub oak waste," and "pine barrens"; being a true story of the work carried on by the Long Island railroad co. at Experimental stations numbers one and two, to which in the second edition was added the aftermath.
Author:	Fullerton, Edith Loring Jones, 1876-
Note:	Long Island Railroad Company, 1912

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Subject:	Agriculture -- New York, Long Island
Subject:	Long Island Railroad Company. Experimental Station, Medford, N.Y
Subject:	Long Island Railroad Company. Experimental Station, Wading River, N.Y
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