Dryland Farming: A Farming System for Low Rainfall Countries is a book written by eminent American agronomist and scientist John Andreas Widzoi. In this work, the author describes in detail the principles and technologies of farming in conditions of limited precipitation, which is a very relevant topic for countries with a dry climate. The book examines agricultural methods that allow moisture to be stored in the soil and used efficiently to grow plants without significant precipitation. Detailed analysis of crop rotation techniques, agricultural techniques, and other approaches to achieve high yields in dry regions make the book a valuable source of information for farmers, scientists, and anyone interested in agriculture and extreme weather topics.