Sericulture, And Silk Reeling From The Cocoons By Machinery

This book is a report on sericulture and silk reeling in various countries, with a focus on the use of machinery in producing silk from cocoons. It also includes a section on the cultivation of the English walnut, which was used as a food source for silkworms. The report was prepared by the United States Department of State and is based on information gathered by American consular officials.

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