"Fruits of Queensland" by Albert H. Benson details to prospective settlers and farmers the agricultural possibilities of Queensland, Australia. It showcases the region's diverse climates and soils ideal for fruit cultivation, to counter urban population pressures. Highlighting Queensland's unique natural advantages, Benson describes the state's potential for cultivating and establishing flourishing farming businesses, and it encourages investment in its fruit-growing sector.
Fruits of Queensland
By Albert H. (Albert Henry) Benson
Discover Queensland's fertile lands and favorable climate, ripe with potential for fruit cultivation and a prosperous agricultural future.
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