I'm aware of the fact the original Punic copy is currently lost to time, but the Greek and Latin pieces still exist(ed) for awhile.
According to wikipedia, we do have the following:
If buying a farm, sell your town house... The most productive vineyards face north.[6] How to plant vines.[7] How to prune vines.[8] How to plant olives.[9] How to plant fruit trees.[10] How to harvest marsh plants.[11] Preparing various grains and pulses for grinding.[12] How to select bullocks.[13] Notes on the health of cattle.[14] Mules sometimes foal in Africa. Mules and mares foal in the twelfth month after conception.[15] Notes on farmyard animals.[16] Getting bees from the carcass of a bullock or ox.[17] The beekeeper should not kill drones.[18] How to preserve pomegranates.[19] How to make the best passum (raisin wine).[20]
Basically, my question comes down to...are these pieces located anywhere? Trying to look online didn't exactly provide me with many results. Figured I'd try you guys.
Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you...
I'm very confused by what you mean. Do you mean physical papyrus fragments, which are exceedingly rare and even more rarely actually useful? Or are you asking how we know what the fragments of Mago say? Or are you asking where you can read them?