Thoreau's daily work is farming in
his bean-field.
Does his work very early
in the morning.
Connects him to
nature.
The birds that fly over head
as he works often entertain
him.
Thoreau harvests twelve bushels of
beans from his bean-field and makes
charts of all the money he spent in
growing the beans and all the money
he earned from selling them.
He also gives advice about
farming and planting different
crops.
Farming is very sacred to Thoreau.
However, people have become
greedy in wanting bigger farms that
it has degraded farming and nature.