Works
His principal works are:
- Synopsis plantarum florae classicae (Munich, 1845);
- Klima und Pflanzenwelt in der Zeit (Landshut, 1847);
- Historisch-encyklopädischer Grundriß der Landwirthschaftslehre (Stuttgart, 1848);
- Geschichte der Landwirthschaft (Prague, 1851);
- Die Schule des Landbaues (Munich, 1852);
- Baierns Rinderrassen (Munich, 1853);
- Die künstliche Fischerzeugung (Munich, 1854);
- Die Natur der Landwirthschaft (Munich, 1857);
- Buch der Natur fur Landwirthe (Munich, 1860);
- Die Ackerbaukrisen und ihre Heilmittel (Munich, 1866);
- Das Wurzelleben der Cultur-pflanzen (Berlin, 1872); and
- Geschichte der Landbau und Forstwissenschaft seit dem 16 Jahrh. (Munich, 1865).
He also founded and edited a weekly agricultural paper, the Schranne.
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