Ten Acres Enough

In "Ten Acres Enough," originally published in 1858, Edmund Morris presents a practical guide to achieving financial independence through small-scale farming on just ten well-managed acres. He shares his journey from city dependence to sustainable living, emphasizing careful planning, diversified production, and attention to costs. This updated edition includes a new introduction by David Allen, contextualizing Morris’s insights for modern audiences, while maintaining the original emphasis on profitability and self-reliance. It's a compelling resource for anyone reconsidering the notion that "bigger is better" in farming and living.