Frilandsexpeditionen

An account of a controversial agricultural initiative in Denmark in the early twentieth century, this book provides insight into the challenges and failures of a pioneering experiment in sustainable agriculture. Led by the author, the expedition aimed to establish a self-sustaining farming community in a remote part of Denmark, but was ultimately thwarted by political and economic obstacles. This edition includes modern translations and annotations to help readers understand the context of the work and its relevance to contemporary issues of environmentalism and rural development.

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