Bayley, T. B. (1799). Thoughts on the necessity and advantages of care and conomy in collecting and preserving different substances for manure: Addressed to the members of Agriculture Society of Manchester, October the 12th, 1795. By Thomas B. Bayley, F.R.S. and honorary member of the board of agriculture in London (The third edition, with additions.). Printed by C. Wheeler and Son, Cannon-Street; of whom it may be had, and of Mess. Clarke, Booksellers, in the Market-Place.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationBayley, Thomas Butterworth. Thoughts on the Necessity and Advantages of Care and Conomy in Collecting and Preserving Different Substances for Manure: Addressed to the Members of Agriculture Society of Manchester, October the 12th, 1795. By Thomas B. Bayley, F.R.S. and Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture in London. The third edition, with additions. Manchester: Printed by C. Wheeler and Son, Cannon-Street; of whom it may be had, and of Mess. Clarke, Booksellers, in the Market-Place, 1799.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationBayley, Thomas Butterworth. Thoughts on the Necessity and Advantages of Care and Conomy in Collecting and Preserving Different Substances for Manure: Addressed to the Members of Agriculture Society of Manchester, October the 12th, 1795. By Thomas B. Bayley, F.R.S. and Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture in London. The third edition, with additions. Printed by C. Wheeler and Son, Cannon-Street; of whom it may be had, and of Mess. Clarke, Booksellers, in the Market-Place, 1799.