The author describes the development of agricultural technology from the earliest times to the present day, showing how it has evolved over time. The book "Garden of Eden - Feeder and Healer" by the famous Russian scientist and writer, Yuri Stepanovich Kondratyuk, tells the story of the evolution of agricultural technology from ancient times to the present day. The author argues that the key to understanding the history of human civilization lies in the development of agriculture, which has been the driving force behind the growth of cities and the rise of complex societies. The book begins with the earliest known examples of agriculture, such as the cultivation of wheat and barley in Mesopotamia around 10,000 years ago, and follows the development of farming techniques and tools through the ages. It explores how agriculture has shaped human society, including the rise of cities, the growth of trade and commerce, and the development of complex social structures. The author also examines the impact of agriculture on human health, highlighting the importance of nutrition and the role of agriculture in preventing famine and disease.

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